Disturbing Xmas letter from Republic CEO

[hoover]

Really, somebody needs to file a hostile workplace complaint against this guy for his constant religious diatribes. And what denomination is he, anyway? Most Christian denominations don't recognize Sirach as being canonical.

You're right. How dare he subject his employees to a message of peace and hope at Christmas time. Sue the bastard!

 

[Uncle Bunkle]

You're right. How dare he subject his employees to a message of peace and hope at Christmas time. Sue the bastard!

Hoover you tool...there's a big difference between peace/hope and spouting off like a maniacal abortion-clinic attacker.

 

[cybourg10]

Got a quote, from the Constitution?

No but Berry vs. Dept of Social Services ruled that by not allowing Berry to (1) share his religious views with clients in his cubicle, (2) use a conference room for voluntary prayer meetings, and (3) display religious objects (a Bible and a religious sign) in his cubicle. Since this is not a christian nation we have rights to go to work without being subjected to a CEO's personal belief in how one should live their life. I'm sure most of you that have no problem with this would be screaming bloody murder if your CEO was Muslim.

 

[BoilerUP]

Freedom of religion is not the same as freedom from religion.

 

[PCL_128]

Freedom of religion is not the same as freedom from religion.

Agreed, but that has nothing to do with the work environment. When people go to work, they shouldn't be bombarded with other people's religious beliefs. If Mr. Bedford wants to go to church on Sunday, then more power to him. I encourage it. But he needs to keep it out of the work environment.

 

[Axel]

...I'm sure most of you that have no problem with this would be screaming bloody murder if your CEO was Muslim.

I am completely indifferent to it. Sometimes I click the link, sometimes I don't. I am comfortable enough with my own religious beliefs that I find no need to criticize others'. Matters not a whit whether it is Christian, Catholic, Muslim, Confucionism or FSM. Can you say the same or, (as is written in one of the many Holy Books) are you without sin and therefore qualified to throw the first stone?

As long as it is not a condition of employment that I become a practicing Catholic (or Muslim, or whatever), then BB can preach all he wants and I can choose to ignore it or take it to heart.

 

[trainer8]

Agreed, but that has nothing to do with the work environment. When people go to work, they shouldn't be bombarded with other people's religious beliefs. If Mr. Bedford wants to go to church on Sunday, then more power to him. I encourage it. But he needs to keep it out of the work environment.

What is so hard about this?

You don't have to read it; he warns you that he going to say something religious; he does it at Christmas and Easter; it's not required reading. It's an opine for the season. You don't have to read it!

...... move on....

Oh, did I say "you don't have to read it?" Ok...

T8

 

[trainer8]

No but Berry vs. Dept of Social Services ruled that by not allowing Berry to (1) share his religious views with clients in his cubicle, (2) use a conference room for voluntary prayer meetings, and (3) display religious objects (a Bible and a religious sign) in his cubicle. Since this is not a christian nation we have rights to go to work without being subjected to a CEO's personal belief in how one should live their life. I'm sure most of you that have no problem with this would be screaming bloody murder if your CEO was Muslim.

You need to do your homework. Berry vs. Dept of Social Services was a 9th Circuit CoA ruling on Tehama County Department of Social Services in the State of CA--a State/County run operation. The Courts could rule this way because of the Establishment Clause.

Nice try, but RAH doesn't count. Mr. Bedford is permitted, as I am, to carry my Bible, to say "God bless you," to post the Ten Commandments on his desk/wall/toilet, and give a homily to his employees if he wishes.

Move on...

T8

 

[barnyard]

Until Jesus Christ returns to clean house and wonders why the human race thought they could "do it alone."

Peace, my Friend.

MM

I don't understand... how could a human who existed (arguably) 2000 years ago, die, and come back to life? Retarded.

 

[Amish RakeFight]

PCL you loser. You're banned again, I see. Tell your god he FAILED.

 

[Amish RakeFight]

Agreed, but that has nothing to do with the work environment. When people go to work, they shouldn't be bombarded with other people's religious beliefs. If Mr. Bedford wants to go to church on Sunday, then more power to him. I encourage it. But he needs to keep it out of the work environment.

Go read your bible, goofball. :laugh:

 

[DOVPILOT]

......go to work, they shouldn't be bombarded with other people's religious beliefs.

Tell that to the Muslims, Buddists and all the other religions that are mandating that U.S. universities and work places make room for their agendas and propaganda.

 

[buscap]

This is yet another reason why, I'm glad that, I am smart enough to realize that there is NO GOD! Yes I said it, when you die you die and nothing else there is no after life. Jesus, Mo and all those guys were cult leaders. If Jesus died twenty years ago you'd all be wearing electric chairs around your neck. Educate yourself, you'll realize that it's ALL mythology. (I like Odin myself he's a cool character)

There is no room for this stupid ranting in a workplace. Republic wasn't started as a religous airline. BB needs to get over himself and quit preaching this junk.

This world will be a better place when all religions are logically debunked by civilization. Too bad so many people need it as a crutch.

Talk to me when you're in a foxhole dodging mortars!!!!

 

[marycon]

Talk to me when you're in a foxhole dodging mortars!!!!

So this is when you need your god? Being a bit of a self centered pr!ck aren't we?

 

[Rook]

So this is when you need your god? Being a bit of a self centered pr!ck aren't we?

Don't think they're being self centered marycon. Just that old adage that there are no Atheists in foxholes.