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To: Young Scholar

I didn't pass a law banning activities off time....Scotts did. I could care less what people do off time. It is what they do at work that counts. Maybe you are starting to see the problem!


206 posted on 11/30/2006 1:00:49 AM PST by TheLion
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To: TheLion

Scotts passed no law, and you are free to ignore their rule as long as you don't take a paycheck from them. There is no need for government to get involved.


207 posted on 11/30/2006 1:03:10 AM PST by Young Scholar
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To: TheLion
I didn't pass a law banning activities off time....Scotts did.

No they didn't. Scotts can't pass laws. Scott's has every right to make their own hiring/firing decisions, as long as they're consistent and they don't violate the exising federal/state laws.

I could care less what people do off time.

That's your decision to make as an employer, not as an employee.

It is what they do at work that counts. Maybe you are starting to see the problem!

You're advocating the SCUTUS passing laws restricting my hiring decisions outside of the existing protected classes? That's economic suicide. When the courts start deciding how I make my hiring decisions, whether I like smokers or not, it's going to be the end of capitalism, and America.

210 posted on 11/30/2006 1:09:35 AM PST by highimpact
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