By: chelleliberty
In reply to <a href="https://www.techdirt.com/2012/04/30/are-facebook-likes-protected-first-amendment/#comment-1057298">Anonymous Coward</a>. I realize it's far too long gone at this point,...
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In reply to <a href="https://www.techdirt.com/2012/04/30/are-facebook-likes-protected-first-amendment/#comment-1001903">chelleliberty</a>. they claim of clicking like didn't rise to the...
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ROFL! Okay...<br /> <br /> Yeah, I read it; did you read it? Or read my post at all? Or are you just being reactionary and *having* to disagree? Ohh, or maybe <i>you're</i>...
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no, your reading it wrong, or perhaps you didn't read it at all, there are tests, legal ones to validate the claim of violation, they didn't pass the tests<br /> <br /> some of them posted...
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no he didnt, read it, he does have the abiltiy to demand his deputies be loyal to him in certain cases, and to fire them for being disloyal, he does have that right, in certain cases, but I guess it...
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That marine didn’t lose his job for saying he would vote for the other guy. He lost his job because he said he would refuse an order. There’s a difference.
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Well, I don't think the record from the embedded ruling is complete enough to know all the facts for sure, and I haven't read anything else about the case, but, quoting from the ruling:<br />...
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So, let me get this straight, according to this court:<br /> <br /> Indicating your support of a candidate by clicking "like" on the candidate's Facebook page: not protected speech--you can...
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I realize it's far too long gone at this point, but "they claimed" blah blah blah "which it didn't, get it yet??" And my post was not about any of that, simply about the judge's ruling that "liking" a...
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they claim of clicking like didn't rise to the level of free speech needed to claim they lost thier jobs over it, and not all of them had clcked like, only some did he did rule on it, deciding that...
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ROFL! Okay... Yeah, I read it; did you read it? Or read my post at all? Or are you just being reactionary and *having* to disagree? Ohh, or maybe you're smokin' somethin'! I mean, either you didn't...
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no, your reading it wrong, or perhaps you didn't read it at all, there are tests, legal ones to validate the claim of violation, they didn't pass the tests some of them posted things on adams page, not...
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no he didnt, read it, he does have the abiltiy to demand his deputies be loyal to him in certain cases, and to fire them for being disloyal, he does have that right, in certain cases, but I guess it...
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That marine didn't lose his job for saying he would vote for the other guy. He lost his job because he said he would refuse an order. There's a difference.
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Well, I don't think the record from the embedded ruling is complete enough to know all the facts for sure, and I haven't read anything else about the case, but, quoting from the ruling: "It is clear,...
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So, let me get this straight, according to this court: Indicating your support of a candidate by clicking "like" on the candidate's Facebook page: not protected speech--you can be legally fired from a...
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