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That's a very strange question. Not hanging out with someone is obviously fine, and it's your choice. Firing or publicly shunning someone is a totally differe
by whstl 3y ago
That's a very strange question.
Not hanging out with someone is obviously fine, and it's your choice.
Firing or publicly shunning someone is a totally different matter.
- bediger4000 3y ago"Not hanging out with someone" is the very definition of shunning, public or otherwise. Why is firing a different matter? If I'm an employer in an at will state, I most certainly can fire someone who's not a member of a protected group, like atheists, say.
- whstl 3y agoDoing something "public or otherwise" is obviously different, hence the "or". I don't think I have to explain anything here, or do I? And firing is obviously different from "avoiding socially" because you don't pay people to hang out with you.