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While I see your point, I think the idea that pro-life groups aren't disrupting workplaces is very wrong. Pro-Life groups constantly protest at abortion clinics
by tedivm 2y ago
While I see your point, I think the idea that pro-life groups aren't disrupting workplaces is very wrong. Pro-Life groups constantly protest at abortion clinics, where people absolutely do work. Sometimes they even bomb them.
Again, I get your point, but that's a very bad example (unless you meant "disrupt their own workspaces") which is a bit different.
- bawolff 2y ago> (unless you meant "disrupt their own workspaces") From context, i think this is obviously what was meant.
- mypalmike 2y agoThis is comparing apples to zebras. Abortion clinic workers aren't protesting abortion clinics.
- fasthands9 2y agoThat is what I meant. An abortion clinic cannot fire you from your job at Google. And Google would not fire people from protesting at an abortion clinic, or from protesting Israel in a public space. If you got hired by an abortion clinic and realized you cannot in good conscious help perform abortions, just leave instead of playing victim. An abortion clinic would fire you if you disrupted the work of helping people receive medical care related to abortions. And Google would fire you if you disrupted the work of Google and its projects.