[ConservativeStatement]

"hateful comments toward any group or individual."

I wonder if the company truly means "any."

[Dahoser]

You cannot mix professional and personal use of social media if you're an employee and that's what appears to be the case. I specifically added that to an onboard training deck—not that I have any idea if the trainers make note of it—after seeing what people post on LinkedIn and the old time flame wars they inevitably get into.

[lee martell]

Free speech is being lost under the guise of “fairness”. Most people couldn’t afford a lawyer to help sue for Wrongful Termination, but it is wrong. This is what I would have expected from the Soviets.

[Travis McGee]

I remember watching the Baltimore Colts middle linebacker #32 Mike Curtis. He was a naturally mean guy and a VERY hard tackler. He did NOT want receivers to feel safe around him. He tackled to punish.

Just watch this to see how modern football has changed, for safety, to something almost like flag football. It was VICIOUS in the old days. Not saying better or worse, just different.

The big highlight was when he nailed a fan who ran out on the field and grabbed the ball and ran around with it.

Curtis also refused to go on strike with the rest of the NFL, called the union a bunch of communists etc. He was HARD CORE, and he didn’t give a damn what anybody thought. He was one of a kind.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xWfk6ld87o&ab_channel=EastBay66

[Seruzawa]

Maybe he was a lousy employee and the boss had finally had enough. I guarantee that there is more to this than some comment.

[Chauncey Gardiner]

Social media is a sewer. It spills over into real life.

[Preachin']

I have to wonder if the company being based in Tennessee played any part in the company’s decision.

[Tell It Right]

Did Burton (the player) "swat" the woman? Or was he keeping her at an arm's length like players and coaches have to do when fans of the opposing team rush the field like she did? It's hard to tell from the video, so I hate to pass judgement on that part either way.

How old was the fired employee? Bama fans my age might recognize that he worked in Memphis (home of the Albert Means scandal) and the venom some of us still have towards Tennessee over that. LOL

[euram]

White men are excluded from their “any”.

Expecting blacks to behave in a civilized manner is now “racist”.

[dfwgator]

The SEC - It just means more.

[blam]

Nick Saban Reveals He Escaped Tennessee’s Field Storming Without Injury

"Last season, Alabama head coach Nick Saban showed off a massive bruise on his arm from the Crimson Tide’s loss to Texas A&M. It was a lasting reminder to Saban of how the team performed in that game.

[GingisK]

I’m going to up the ante: I am glad she was struck and he was fired.