Defiant1
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No, because he was using his employer's property and brand for personal reasons.
Last time I checked Massa Lincoln freed the slaves...
Do you need a link to the definition of employer?
Again, being an employee doesn't mean you give up your right to have an opinion.
No, but your employer can keep you from voicing your opinion when you are working, on his property, and/or wearing his brand.