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[QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 2454415, member: 1414"] It’s amazing that people don’t get this. Does the McDonalds employee enjoy “freedom of speech” while at work and in uniform? Can he or she chant PETA slogans about the horrors of eating meat from behind the counter? No. This is the same. The players are offending the customers by their method of protest. It’s pretty simple. A smart team would suspend them all, and it certainly could. For the morons out there, the first Amendment imposes a restriction on government, not your private employer. Now when a public school tells a kid he or she can’t wear a political t-shirt, *that* is an issue for freedom of speech. [/QUOTE]
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