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A McDonald employee in uniform can be disciplined for misbehaving while in McD's livery

So you define expressing one's opinion as misbehaving?

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IN UNIFORM maybe, but I do confess to poor wording on that, I was thinking of other instances where MickyD's employees got in trouble for acting out while wearing McDonald's gear.

I think the usual phrase is something like 'damaging the brand/company reputation' or 'bringing shame to the company' or something like that.

BTW Officer Anderson's GoFund me is only at $404,000 if it's $50,000 goal.

Real citizens are voting with the dollars they are likely to be forbidden to even earn today.