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Republicans dislike Brendon Ayanbadejo's gay-marriage support so they ask his boss to tell him to STFU!
What the heck are Republicans thinking? Brendon Ayanbadejo, out side of his job as a footballer, is standing up in support of gay marriage. So, the Republicans think it's a good idea to ask Brendon Ayanbadejo's boss to curb Brendon Ayanbadejo's right to freedom of speech and assembly. First off a political figure should be smart enough to know 'freedom of speech' is something to support not shut-off. Second, it appears Republicans expect businesses to curb activities of employees when those employees are on their own personal time? Employers have no rights on me when I'm outside of my job. Nor should they. If they have a problem they should be taking it up with Brednon Ayanbadejo not his boss.
Now going back I do support Republicans freedom of speech to ask such a thing. They are exercising their rights. The plus is we see what {bleep} idiots those guys in office are. UGH!
What the heck are Republicans thinking? Brendon Ayanbadejo, out side of his job as a footballer, is standing up in support of gay marriage. So, the Republicans think it's a good idea to ask Brendon Ayanbadejo's boss to curb Brendon Ayanbadejo's right to freedom of speech and assembly. First off a political figure should be smart enough to know 'freedom of speech' is something to support not shut-off. Second, it appears Republicans expect businesses to curb activities of employees when those employees are on their own personal time? Employers have no rights on me when I'm outside of my job. Nor should they. If they have a problem they should be taking it up with Brednon Ayanbadejo not his boss.
Now going back I do support Republicans freedom of speech to ask such a thing. They are exercising their rights. The plus is we see what {bleep} idiots those guys in office are. UGH!
