We have the freedom speech, but we don’t put it above all the other basic rights and thus, it has well defined boundaries.
Edit: Also freedom of speech often seems to be interpreted as freedom from opposition. Yet, telling someone they are a scumbag because they are repeating nazi ideology ist totally in accordance with that.
Also for whatever reason people seem to think freedom of speech is also freedom from consequences. Her freedom of speech was not infringed, she simply got fired because she decided to do a stupid thing in public.
If this is sarcasm I don’t find it funny. If someone thought you were serious you could reinforce that view in them, and this is obviously not okay to not just do but for a photo for social media it’s egregious. If you are being serious that feels like a bit of a “mask off” moment.
What kind of world do we live in when teacher assistants get fired for a Nazi salute done on their personal time?
A good one.
If only.
Just ruthless state oppression, when you get down to it. This is literally Nazi Ger-
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The one in which she works with non-whites, non-christians that she has now caused conflict with.
What exactly does she say to her co-workers? “Please forget that I think you’re sub-human scum that should be exterminated”?
She shall no do a nazi salute at all, at least not anywhere which can be considered public in any way.
I get that sentiment but I would rather not have a Nazi teach their values to my kids. Nazis deserve an outcome that matches their shitty opinions.
First they came for the Nazis
You’re Lemmy’s best troll.
If you want to make more people angry, I suggest you copy Dragon Rider’s strategy and use neopronouns. Lemmy users hate neopronouns.
Lol, are you serious? Did you give painting tips to Rembrandt too?
Ah yes the famed freedom of speech, you know, most Europeans are not at all sad we don’t have that liberty - it sucks ass
We have the freedom speech, but we don’t put it above all the other basic rights and thus, it has well defined boundaries.
Edit: Also freedom of speech often seems to be interpreted as freedom from opposition. Yet, telling someone they are a scumbag because they are repeating nazi ideology ist totally in accordance with that.
Also for whatever reason people seem to think freedom of speech is also freedom from consequences. Her freedom of speech was not infringed, she simply got fired because she decided to do a stupid thing in public.
If this is sarcasm I don’t find it funny. If someone thought you were serious you could reinforce that view in them, and this is obviously not okay to not just do but for a photo for social media it’s egregious. If you are being serious that feels like a bit of a “mask off” moment.
the first amendment doesn’t protect you from being terminated, if your actions are likely to be disruptive to your place of work.
For example, by causing protests. or, for example, alienating your coworkers and students, creating a hostile work environment, etc.
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