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Stop Calling for Everyone to Be Fired Just Because They Say Something You Don’t Like

Posted on May 10, 2018 in Public Policy, Religious Freedom by

Maybe I’m different, but I don’t think that professor should be fired for her unbelievably callous and distasteful remarks. Her speech is protected by the First Amendment. She has the right to her opinions and has the right to speak her mind. And just because she proves to everyone just how intolerant and shallow she is as a person doesn’t mean she should lose her job.

Will You Be At Chick-Phil-A Day?

Posted on December 28, 2013 in Religious Freedom by

I am quite positive that A&E thought they would have some sort of leverage when they decided to suspend and then fire Phil Robertson from his own very successful show. Yeah, that didn’t happen. A&E has since been scrambling to minimize the damage and keep the Robertsons from leaving A&E to go to another network.

Meanwhile, Americans from coast to coast have been showing incredible support for Phil and his right to free speech. Most notably, well-known homosexuals like CNN’s Don Lemon have defended Phil Robertson and his right to hold views not considered “politically correct.”

But many want to show a more tangible support for Phil Robertson than just signing a petition or hitting “like” on a Facebook page. So one social media savvy person created the Chick-Phil-A day event to give people an outlet to support the Robertsons. A recent article explains:

“The invitation tells supporters; ‘Stand For Free Speech. Sit For Good Food.’ It goes on to include a couple of simple instructions on what to do on the day: 1. Wear your Duck Commander or camouflage gear. 2. Eat at Chick-fil-A. The event page connected to the Chick-Phil-A Day post about the January 21 dine-in already has tabulated more than 42,000 RSVPs.”

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