Submitted by ShinyGodzilla t3_yk9wo7 in nyc
[deleted] t1_iutk94x wrote
Reply to comment by koreamax in NBA Greats Slam ‘Idiot’ Kyrie Irving Over Promotion of Antisemitic Film by ShinyGodzilla
I got flames for saying the same when Kappernick did it. Your job is not your personal platform. I got flamed a ton, but look whose not playing. Reality is truth.
koreamax t1_iutq2yg wrote
Eh. There's a difference between standing up for your community and making wild accusations and being hateful towards other communities
[deleted] t1_iutqdr8 wrote
From the perspective of the employer, or from that of a bystander activist?
koreamax t1_iutqh88 wrote
Employer. One is marketable and inoffensive. The other isnt.
movingtobay2019 t1_iutt16t wrote
That's debatable. Lot of people don't like BLM. And no, people don't have to be racist to not like BLM.
rainzer t1_iuur4vb wrote
So hating Jews is more marketable than BLM by your calculations?
[deleted] t1_iutqr7o wrote
Again, reality is truth. Who is he playing for?
koreamax t1_iutrbay wrote
Do you just come here to argue or do you actually believe what you're saying?
[deleted] t1_iutyg2e wrote
I believe what most people practice. Do not use your employer as a platform to express your political views; or you may face repercussions for your actions. I think this is what most employers expect and most employees do.
PM_DEM_AREOLAS t1_iuu6c5n wrote
Good views are good views bad views are bad views, people are less likely to get fired for good things I hope this helps!
JuliusPepperwood85 t1_iutw9jx wrote
You got “flamed” because it was an incredibly stupid and pearl-clutchy take. Hope that helps
[deleted] t1_iutyi4a wrote
Go ahead, light it up at work tomorrow and make a stand for your cause. See how it goes.
Chav t1_iutpzpi wrote
Did Kaepernick do something you think is fireable?
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