Theo Epstein of the Cubs said players will be able to speak out about social issues during games. It's a "basic human right."
Will someone test it? Say something against BLM, against the left, in support of Trump.
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Theo Epstein of the Cubs said players will be able to speak out about social issues during games. It's a "basic human right."
Will someone test it? Say something against BLM, against the left, in support of Trump.
They’re at work. They should do their job and only speak up about politics if their employer tells them to do so.
They're only allowed to speak up about what the employer agrees with. The employer agrees with the violence and racism BLM represents. This isn't about free speech or the right to speak up. It's about speaking in favor of the leftist agenda. Nobody will be allowed to say things like "back the blue", criticize BLM, say that "systemic racism" against black people is a myth, or anything else that disagrees with the agenda.
Exactly right.
Since when is speaking on social issues at work a human right?