You're thinking like a person instead of a business. If you run a business you aren't going to want your employees wearing whatever slogans/agendas/sayings they want that might upset customers. The workplace isn't an advertisement center for whatever an employee wants. You aren't allowed to work at target unless you're wearing khakis and a plain red shirt. Your employer is allowed to keep a neutral tone and stay out of hot topics if they want to.
ColeSloth
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I didn't say it was good, bad, or neutral. The fact is that it doesn't matter, because as I've already stated, it's a politicized subject.
What gives you that idea?
BLM may be a good thing, but the simple fact is that it has still become politicized and while not displaying BLM causes no customers to get pissy, displaying it does get some customers pissy. Companies aren't obligated to "rock the boat".
They are the European Metallica, and that rocks.
Almost. "Du" does mean "you" but "hasst" means "hate". Not "have".
So basically the guy shouted "you" and the Germans shouted back "you hate".
A company not wanting it's employees to wear politicized materials while at work is what makes you mad? I suppose you also want them to be able to wear rebel flag or SS masks? A Trump facemask with MAGA on it? Maybe you just read the title?
A box of science.
Car industry isn't going anywhere, regardless. Plus, do you really think vehicles with less maintenance and longer lifespans is going to save the industry?
Uncommon to the young folks. Pretty much everyone over the age of 35 has seen my cousin Vinny. It was also super popular and well known and is still definitely a great movie.
If everyone hasn't watched Hot Tub Time Machine, everyone should watch Hot Tub Time Machine.
Are 90's Jncos back? Sweet!