To: CWOJackson
"property rights"Your comprehension of the matter is zilch. The employer doesn't own the woman's car and doesn't own the woman. The employer violated her 1st Amend rights and 18USC245. She's now paid to go around telling her story about how some mean jckas R Bush supporter screwed her. How well that goes depends on whether Ashcroft's Justice dept acts in the matter.
40 posted on
09/15/2004 4:37:25 PM PDT by
spunkets
To: spunkets
"The employer doesn't own the woman's car and doesn't own the woman."
You have it backwards...the woman doesn't own the bosses property so she has no right to display political advertising on his property without his permission.
To: spunkets
The employer violated her 1st Amend rights
Only the government can do that. However I agree he went overboard in this situation (provided there's nothing more to the story). Fired for having a mild bumper sticker that the boss doesn't agree with? That's loony tunes.
52 posted on
09/15/2004 4:42:19 PM PDT by
lelio
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