Ag Pam Bondi Eyes Case gegen Office Depot Angestellte, der Charlie Kirk Flyer nicht drucken würde

    https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/maddowblog/ag-pam-bondi-eyes-case-office-depot-employee-wouldnt-print-charlie-kir-rcna231860

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    1. calling that a ‚crime‘ is a bit farfetched. maybe employee handbook violation at best

    2. -JackTheRipster- on

      Didn’t she already get fired? Let her enjoy the peace and quiet lol

    3. coatofforearm on

      Just pretend he also wouldn’t print a marriage certificate for a gay couple..

      Same thing right? Right???

    4. doktorhollywood on

      they’ve already been fired. What more could they be punished for? It’s not a crime to not like someone.

    5. stroopwafelscontigo on

      Straight up ISIS shit. 

      Remember people being attacked for drawing Mohammed?

      Same shit, different religion. 

    6. thepartypantser on

      The GOP is trying to not have their gay wedding cake and eat it too…

    7. FartyJizzums on

      They can refuse to make cake if you have sex with the wrong person. They can refuse medical treatment if you’re the wrong religion.

      But refuse to make a flyer for some dead bigot, and you get the fucking United States attorney general after you.

      Make no mistake. We’re not ‚heading towards fascism‘. This is fascism right here, right now.

      Edit: A few people have taken the final sentence in my comment as to say that this possible act of political theater as the sole reason for my conclusion. This is not the case. I’m largely referring to the prior 9 months. Good luck out there.

    8. RedditReader4031 on

      Justice Sotomayor’s New York Law School comments are gathering value with reach Bondi pronouncement.

    9. FiscalCliffClavin on

      Meanwhile those Epstein files are just gathering dust on her desk.

    10. Eastern_Statement416 on

      so it would be a crime to refuse to make politically-oriented flyers that have nothing to do with your job duties?

    11. march_rogue on

      This is what the DOJ is spending its time on? :sighs: America, we are so not ok. At this point we could use a Ouija Board and a Magic 8-Ball to run the government and we would do a better job than the current administration.

    12. chronomagnus on

      To Conservatives: This is a violation of free speech, the employee getting fired isn’t. But the government policing thought crimes is. You voted for a man who wipes his ass with the US Constitution.

    13. Isn’t this the same as in Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission?

    14. charcoalist on

      How did something so trivial reach the US Attorney General’s office?

      What federal crime did this employee commit?

      Bondi is blatantly abusing the powers of the office.

    15. 718Brooklyn on

      This is officially the dumbest timeline.

      A podcaster gets killed.

      A $12 an hour employee at a store people didn’t even know still existed doesn’t print up flyers which people didn’t even know were still a thing.

      The attorney general who is currently part of covering up the largest child sex trafficking ring in the US decides to focus her energy on filing charges against the Office Depot employee.

    16. Man, I would think that the AG would have much more important things to do. Surely there is a Pedo ring to investigate somewhere in the US.

    17. yellowspaces on

      Discrimination is only illegal when it’s against a protected class. Political affiliation is not a protected class. Just as your employer is free to fire you for your political beliefs, the employee is free to refuse service over their political beliefs (and the employer can fire them for it.) It’s not super complicated.

    18. King_James_77 on

      Gay cakes established precedent over cases like this. A business doesn’t have to do shit for people.

      Fuck off Bondi

    19. But they are okay with bakers not making cakes or doctors not providing medical care (in my State, for instance) for gay people…

    20. thingsmybosscantsee on

      >“Businesses cannot discriminate,” she told Sean Hannity, saying that she’d already referred the Office Depot case to the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division.

      They most certainly can, so long as the „discrimination“ is not related to race or sex.

      A business has no obligation to recognize „free speech“

      >“We can prosecute you for that,” she said.

      No we can’t.

      In fact, prosecuting implies a criminal penalty, which would *actually* be a violation of the First Amendment.

      I grow increasingly convinced that Bondi got her law degree from Trump University.

    21. Oh, do I have questions for any MAGA….

      If a Christian baker has the constitutional right not to create a cake for a gay couple, why doesn’t an Office Depot worker have the same right not to create a flyer for Charlie Kirk? Which principle matters more to you: protecting people from being forced into speech they disagree with, or forcing them to serve content they oppose?

      When the government tells a religious business owner they must serve gay people, you call it tyranny. When a state AG threatens prosecution of an employee for refusing a political flyer, that’s… freedom? Do you want government power limited, or do you only want it limited when it inconveniences your side?

      If the answer to gay couples was “go find another baker,” then why isn’t the answer here “go find another print shop”? Why is one scenario about “the free market” and the other suddenly about state enforcement?

    22. So let’s get this straight. According to MAGA

      – someone is allowed to choose whether they want to make a gay wedding cake or not

      – Someone is allowed to not file paperwork or do their job that they are paid for if it goes against their religion.

      – Someone HAS to create memorabilia, but only in instances when it relates to Charlie Kirk.

      This makes total sense obviously /s

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