(11 hours ago)TheWhiteMarten Wrote:(11 hours ago)Silver Wrote: Even if they didn't go out of their way to offend, one should always think before speaking. Consider the location and the audience, then speak accordingly.
Agreed, but I don't see how the conclusion is that the state and your boss must now be the police of your speech.
It's a workplace, not a public environment for speechifying. The boss is actually the guy who enforces the company's rules about how workers treat one another.
Or would you deny private companies the right to enforce their own ethos on their own private property?
