Exactly right: It's very clear from reading Jeffrey Goldberg's account that Williamson was fired because Williamson said his tweet was a one-off thing and it turned out to be a deeply held position. Lying to the boss about an important matter can get you fired.https://twitter.com/JessicaValenti/status/1156964944157564930 …
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interested to see the arguments this crowd gins up for employment being mandatory for all racist right-wing columnists, but OSHA and the NLRB still being unconstitutional
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Yes, somewhat ironic.
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I keep my heterodox opinions about Starfleet to myself thank you.
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Data is just a dumb machine dont @ me
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Did they suggest the law should have prevented his firing? It's never been the position of any Libertarian I'm aware of that all free market decisions are good, just that they shouldn't be dictated by the state.
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Then why should we imagine that Goldberg firing Williamson has free speech implications, as Williamson and his allies do?
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Lying to your employer can and probably will constitute cause for termination without notice in jurisdictions where employment is not “at will” (ie every Canadian province).
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