Tucson executive loses job after confronting Chick-fil-A worker

[DaveJ]

22. I get it... I just don't agree with this aspect of our laws/culture.

It's not appropriate for the U.S. to be considered the freest nation, if we sheepishly comply with our employers wishes every minute of our lives.

Yes I understand he theoretically could work somewhere else, but that doesn't matter when the other place he works also has the option to do the same thing. He could work a minimum wage job, but that would just be punishment for exercising his freedom. I personally would prefer a world where people can do and say what they want without fear of repercussion from either job or government. Apparently I'm in the minority. I have not seen the video, but it sounds like the guy might be a dick, and it is interesting how Avante was fine with him being a dick when they hired him, until all this became public.