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I don't give a shit, lol. It's WalMart, they can talk about whatever they want. And sharing information about his plans isn't the same as proselytizing, loon.
Actually, as usual, you're wrong.
If mgmt finds out, they'll be fired.
Right. Because of hyper-sensitive ego-driven morons who think they have a right to walk through life never having their oh-so-precious feelings violated in the least. It's not enough for any of us to be grateful to live in the most free and prosperous nation in world history, no, we have to listen to high-minded liberal freaks (and sometime religious ones) who tell us if you see a cross somewhere half a mile off the freeway in the desert on govt land, put there to honor our war dead, that we have to sue to have it destroyed at tax payer expense. Because the hurt was too much for one's sensitive soul to have to endure.
Before 9/11/01, I had a short bearded employee of Circuit City proselytize to me for Islam. A real creep. On at least three occasions. Say what you will about Christians, but they aren't crashing planes into buildings or cutting off heads in HD.
Christian zealot beheads teen for practicing witchcraft
Not planes anyway.
What's just as unfortunate is the ignorance of Establishment Clause jurisprudence common to most conservatives, such as this equally idiotic nonsense.I don't give a shit, lol. It's WalMart, they can talk about whatever they want. And sharing information about his plans isn't the same as proselytizing, loon.
Actually, as usual, you're wrong.
If mgmt finds out, they'll be fired.
Right. Because of hyper-sensitive ego-driven morons who think they have a right to walk through life never having their oh-so-precious feelings violated in the least. It's not enough for any of us to be grateful to live in the most free and prosperous nation in world history, no, we have to listen to high-minded liberal freaks (and sometime religious ones) who tell us if you see a cross somewhere half a mile off the freeway in the desert on govt land, put there to honor our war dead, that we have to sue to have it destroyed at tax payer expense. Because the hurt was too much for one's sensitive soul to have to endure the very thought.
Before 9/11/01, I had a short bearded employee of Circuit City proselytize to me for Islam. A real creep. On at least three occasions. Say what you will about Christians, but they aren't crashing planes into buildings or cutting off heads in HD.
Christian zealot beheads teen for practicing witchcraft
Not planes anyway.
And not verified as a Christian..and certainly not funded and supported and trained by Christians.
What's just as unfortunate is the ignorance of Establishment Clause jurisprudence common to most conservatives, such as this equally idiotic nonsense.I don't give a shit, lol. It's WalMart, they can talk about whatever they want. And sharing information about his plans isn't the same as proselytizing, loon.
Actually, as usual, you're wrong.
If mgmt finds out, they'll be fired.
Right. Because of hyper-sensitive ego-driven morons who think they have a right to walk through life never having their oh-so-precious feelings violated in the least. It's not enough for any of us to be grateful to live in the most free and prosperous nation in world history, no, we have to listen to high-minded liberal freaks (and sometime religious ones) who tell us if you see a cross somewhere half a mile off the freeway in the desert on govt land, put there to honor our war dead, that we have to sue to have it destroyed at tax payer expense. Because the hurt was too much for one's sensitive soul to have to endure the very thought.
Well someone has to bring home the baconI avoid Wal Mart,
my wife works there...
The issue addressed in the OP concerns the private sector only – having nothing to do with the First Amendment or when religious expression is or is not appropriate in government; nor does the issue have anything to do with limiting or restricting freedom of religious expression.
The issue concerns only inappropriate, unwarranted, and uninvited proselytizing by Christians, their propensity to be rude and arrogant consequently, where those not Christian or otherwise free from faith are at liberty to object to the proselytizing in the context of a free and democratic society.
Christians are at liberty to express their religious beliefs in appropriate public venues, where the Walmart checkout is not an appropriate venue.
Nonsense.The OP can go on a street corner with a sign saying "There is no God" but he wants to live in a world where Christians don't have that same right to express their beliefs.
If they refused to hire a moonlighting Imam might one presume there'd be an outcry about religious intolerance?
Are you intentionally missing the point, or was it accidental?
by the case....Well someone has to bring home the baconI avoid Wal Mart,
my wife works there...
If they refused to hire a moonlighting Imam might one presume there'd be an outcry about religious intolerance?
Are you intentionally missing the point, or was it accidental?
So do you consider your selective political correctness much of a liability?
The cashiers are timed and watched. If they do not perform fast enough due to talking they will get fired...Or do they sign a contract when hired where they swear never to speak of their faith?
She get caught yet?by the case....Well someone has to bring home the baconI avoid Wal Mart,
my wife works there...
The cashiers are timed and watched. If they do not perform fast enough due to talking they will get fired...Or do they sign a contract when hired where they swear never to speak of their faith?
