facepalm of the day

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by Danzig

http://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/1...pitched-sunday

funny. but not worth losing your job...

We need a liberal consensus board to determine when and what freedom of speech is - like when someone says something that someone else might not like, then there is a "instant Replay Review Board" that can rule on it.

Cuz it sure seems like this opinion could change with one's mood.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by Rudeboyelvis

We need a liberal consensus board to determine when and what freedom of speech is - like when someone says something that someone else might not like, then there is a "instant Replay Review Board" that can rule on it.

Cuz it sure seems like this opinion could change with one's mood.

Freedom of speech? Not many companies would tolerate an employee publically humiliating another employee. Regardless of what you think of Chapman. This isn't a freedom of speech issue.

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by jms62

Freedom of speech? Not many companies would tolerate an employee publically humiliating another employee. Regardless of what you think of Chapman. This isn't a freedom of speech issue.

So - dude chokes his girlfriend out, blasts off 8 rounds from a hand gun, gets off because the abusee doesn't press charges and all is washed away until....until....about 6 seconds of this INCREDIBLY INSENSITIVE (The Cubs words) song was played over the intercom...

I'd hate to think how this poor, poor snowflake was "Publicly Humiliated" by all of this, but a reprimand would have sufficed. At least it would have prior to the ground swell of this Pussification Movement.

Keep on banging the SJW drum. This country is so fuc1<ed.

[bigrun]

Why plenty of Donald Trump supporters will believe that Hillary Clinton stole the election..


http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politi...nZg?li=BBnb7Kz

[jms62]

Originally Posted by Rudeboyelvis

So - dude chokes his girlfriend out, blasts off 8 rounds from a hand gun, gets off because the abusee doesn't press charges and all is washed away until....until....about 6 seconds of this INCREDIBLY INSENSITIVE (The Cubs words) song was played over the intercom...

I'd hate to think how this poor, poor snowflake was "Publicly Humiliated" by all of this, but a reprimand would have sufficed. At least it would have prior to the ground swell of this Pussification Movement.

Keep on banging the SJW drum. This country is so fuc1<ed.

Yawn. Hey tough guy. Sorry to confuse you by stating the reality of the situation rather than what you want to hear or what I even agree is "right thing to do". There is no freedom of speech in the workplace and there never has been. If you don't agree try it for yourself tomorrow at work. I'm sure there is someone there you think is an *******. Send out a global email making that point.


http://www.hrexaminer.com/is-there-free-speech-at-work/

[OldDog]

https://youtu.be/UlOrk5iUG1s

Sympathy for the children.

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by jms62

Yawn. Hey tough guy. Sorry to confuse you by stating the reality of the situation rather than what you want to hear or what I even agree is "right thing to do". There is no freedom of speech in the workplace and there never has been. If you don't agree try it for yourself tomorrow at work. I'm sure there is someone there you think is an *******. Send out a global email making that point.


http://www.hrexaminer.com/is-there-free-speech-at-work/

Sorry to have caused this much confusion and distress, tough guy, but I was agreeing with Danzig's original point... I was speaking colloquially (look it up if you need to, but I'm certain you don't).

I believe most of us have mastered the Constitutional limits of freedom of speech long ago, (yelling fire in a crowded movie house, yada, yada)... thus doesn't protect someone from maligning their employer or causing damage to their employer's business/image/reputation.

But thanks for clearing that up not once, but twice.

The point (which was apparently missed) was in the past, everyone involved would have had a good laugh over it proceeded by a slap on the wrist and a reprimand to not do it again.

Instead we have SJW bloggers in full meltdown, a MLB franchise apologizing (for being insensitive, no less), and an employee fired.

Welcome to the 21st Century.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by Rudeboyelvis

Sorry to have caused this much confusion and distress, tough guy, but I was agreeing with Danzig's original point... I was speaking colloquially (look it up if you need to, but I'm certain you don't).

I believe most of us have mastered the Constitutional limits of freedom of speech long ago, (yelling fire in a crowded movie house, yada, yada)... thus doesn't protect someone from maligning their employer or causing damage to their employer's business/image/reputation.

But thanks for clearing that up not once, but twice.

The point (which was apparently missed) was in the past, everyone involved would have had a good laugh over it proceeded by a slap on the wrist and a reprimand to not do it again.

Instead we have SJW bloggers in full meltdown, a MLB franchise apologizing (for being insensitive, no less), and an employee fired.

Welcome to the 21st Century.

Sorry I can't discern when you are being sarcastic or publicly melting down. Seeing far more of the later than the former as of late so I followed the trend.

[Pants II]

Professional Sports are a big part of "the system".

That's why I've focused on Premier League instead of American professional sports.

I don't have to be bombarded with the propaganda considering I don't have the political narrative of the Premier League bombarded upon me by ESPN and the other propaganda outlets of the Democratic Party.

Much easier to enjoy the sport this way.

Plus the events typically don't last 3-5 hours.

F.uck American Professional sports.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by jms62

Freedom of speech? Not many companies would tolerate an employee publically humiliating another employee. Regardless of what you think of Chapman. This isn't a freedom of speech issue.

And our constitution is to prevent government overreach. Does not apply to sports teams.