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That's an interesting legal point. I wonder if they could avoid trouble by proving that two or more employees were campaigning on exact opposite sides of an is
by crystalmeph 10y ago
That's an interesting legal point.
I wonder if they could avoid trouble by proving that two or more employees were campaigning on exact opposite sides of an issue - e.g. employee A participates in a rally for more gun control and employee B participates in a counter rally calling for legal Open Carry in San Francisco.