for quote 1. i just don't think rights are quantitative i think you have them or you don't. if 0 or 10 million hear what you say it is the same. Unless this company was directly paying him to write that twitter or there was some contractual violation its his personal views and he can say what he wants.Dragonbums said:Yes it is. If you have a public twitter that is followed by thousands to possibly millions in representation of your personality on radio then you are held liable for anything you say on said account. If this was something he said in his personal twitter account among friends and family then you may of had a point.zumbledum said:i dont agree his public twitter is any different from his personal voice
His rights were never violated to begin with.just because a lot of people see it doesnt change his rights.
Sirius radio was never forced to fire him. They could of kept him on air. They (Sirius) decided on their own accord that he wasn't worth the trouble of keeping around. And considering the other personalities that they keep around, that's pretty telling of how much shit he got them into with his Twitter statement. Yet alone the fact that he apparently took pictures of someone without their consent, got caught doing it by said person, and clearly continued to take pictures of said women despite her obviously not wanting it, all so he can have a racist rant on Twitter with her face on it.i have objection to the fact they had to.
If someone was taking pictures of me in the middle of the night without consent and despite my continued insistence on not doing that takes more pictures anyway, fucking yest I would confront the person and slap the fuck out of him.my issue is with the people that attacked him and made him toxic.
It's called fucking consent, and it's clear he had no respect for that. This is fucking New York. He shouldn't be surprised an iota that continuously doing something to piss people off will inevitably land him with a fist in his face.
So basically your saying she should of been a passive little meek that's okay with random strangers taking pictures of her without consent?ironically my problem is with intolerance.
for 2. i would call being punished for doing something about the same as being restricted from doing it in the first place, "you have the freedom of speech , but if i disagree with it you get shot" is not real freedom of speech is it?
for 3 ok , i phrased it wrongly, "that they felt pressure to" not "were forced to"
for 4. actually the police would be calling it assault. you see being the victim of a crime doesn't give you the right to commit them. if your smart and someones taking pictures with you in them you complain to them peacefully like a reasonable human being and if they dont comply you either call the police or sue them maybe both.
im surprised he didnt get shot. but our disbelief and your claimed violent tendencies of new yorkers aside. it doesn't change the fact that law enforcement is the job of the police and vigilantism is pretty universally agreed to be bad.
point 5 , yeah thats exactly what im saying /facepalm.