People get fired for bad ideas all the time? The _action_ of attending a Nazi rally is in conflict with any pro-customer brand.
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My job, for example, needs empathy to do well. If a person has that little empathy how can they the job well? It’s a required core skill.
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So you're choosing to make your critique of at will employment, which has been around forever, in the context of nazis?
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As a business owner I HAVE fired racists & threw out racist customers. An employer must do this for the staff & moral decency.
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At will termination reason being attending a neonazi march.
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The "propriety" of at-will employment vs. the "propriety" of being a public face of the Nazi party.
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or the propriety of making anti-capitalism the foundation of your work and then proudly becoming a poster-group for the system.
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It is exactly the issue they are handling by firing them. It isn't a separate issue at all.
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Republicans passed Right to Work. What organizations do you support that find that legislation appalling?
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Only for you. Sounds like an attempt to hijack and divert the conversation. We're not looking for a detour.
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As unnerving as it is, employers have long had the ability & right to fire for character and infamy issues. Employing Nazis is a bad idea.
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