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Thanks, I already read it. You do believe that the failure to show up for work should beget jail time. Your response reads as confusion about my characterizati

Thanks, I already read it. You do believe that the failure to show up for work should beget jail time. Your response reads as confusion about my characterization in the first sentence, and then it spends four paragraphs in complete agreement with it. I don’t believe we’re stating different things, although we differ on the belief that the employee action should result in jail time. Further, I think that the threat of jail time for such action, promulgated by your employer and backed by a court, is absolutely newsworthy.

refurb 4y ago
You do believe that the failure to show up for work should beget jail time. I believe the courts have the right to jail people held in contempt. You don't?
- aesh2Xa1 4y ago
  You’re still trying to force a generalization. If you don’t want to agree with your own statement, change your mind. You do believe that a government can jail a worker for refusing to work. We’re stuck on this point because you’re afraid to state it as such. There’s nothing else you can offer this conversation.