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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A flag is symbolic and can stir up all kinds of feelings. If a Confederate flag is understandably offensive to people in an office and shouldn't be displayed in a cubicle, why can the American flag be burned as freedom of speech? Both are often described as "just symbols."[/quote] Not enough eye rolls in the world. Plenty of behaviors are both legal and not allowed in an office environment. I don't think you'll find employers particularly amenable to allowing employees to burn flags in their cubes either. Freedom of speech doesn't apply to employee/employer relationships. It applies to the government restricting the speech of its citizens. This guy is allowed to display his ode to hatred and treason at home when he's just a citizen. He doesn't get to do it at work. [/quote] PP here. I certainly am not in favor of displaying a Confederate flag at work or burning a flag in a cubicle. Perhaps I should have given a better example. Just trying to point out that, just a people are offended by the display of a Confederate flag, others are also offended by someone burning the American flag or showing disrespect for it in some other way. [/quote] Your example still doesn't work. There are things that are allowed as private citizens that you can't do at work. If you are creating a hostile work environment, it doesn't matter if your behavior would be protected as free speech as a citizen, it will still get you disciplined or fired as an employee. You asked why burning the flag is allowed as free speech if having a confederate flag in your work cube is not. The two have absolutely nothing to do with one another. [/quote] What about wearing a BLM tshirt? I'm sure it's more offensive to many folks that some random confederate flag in someone's cubicle.[/quote]
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