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The latest cops vs. the community video (McKinney, Texas)

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Remember I said I never agreed with it, just that its out there and more than I think some realizes.

 

Learned long ago that its not what you hear to worry about, its not what you are hearing that better concern you.

Remember I said I never agreed with it' date=' just that its out there and more than I think some realizes.[/quote']

 

 

I am asking what you are hearing.

Basically what this lady said to some extent. Not exactly in those words but the sentiment was the same. I told them you cannot group everyone either white or black in a group according to anyone's actions. There are white people who act like idiots and black people who act like idiots , Hispanics who act like idiots. Bottom line is you cant deal with stupid.

 

But if both sides continue to become divided, and its happening, there will eventually be worse problems.

:lol2:

 

People are free to say whatever they want. And their employers are free to pass out discipline as well. :lol2:

 

So if I work for Ford and get on Facebook and say how I love the new Corvette, I'm getting fired.

 

If I'm a teacher I don't have the right to say good job cops if I feel they did a good job and media don't

Am I allowed to express my feeling the Bruce Jenner is a circus sideshow and freak and not get fired.

So if I work for Ford and get on Facebook and say how I love the new Corvette, I'm getting fired.

 

If I'm a teacher I don't have the right to say good job cops if I feel they did a good job and media don't

 

If you are a high ranking official at Ford I wouldn't recommend promoting a Chevy product on social media if your career is important to you.

 

I've stated on here dozens of times my distaste for the Internet mob of PC. But an intelligent person needs to know the world they live in.

I thought the girl in bikini acted ignorant and got treated like she deserved.

She had her feeling hurt ad got the crap scared out of her, maybe next time she won't go around acting big and bad an just leave a place she wasn't invited to.

It's not like the pool is for all and it's this entitled behavior that led to this mess.

Is Facebook social media or just my own personal thing for my friends and family. Does it have to go to the whole world.

Is Facebook social media or just my own personal thing for my friends and family. Does it have to go to the whole world.

 

You should probably just assume that anything that you post on the internet is available for anybody else to see regardless of what security settings you used.

So if I work for Ford and get on Facebook and say how I love the new Corvette, I'm getting fired.

 

If I'm a teacher I don't have the right to say good job cops if I feel they did a good job and media don't

 

You might. You'd have to ask Ford. A lot of employers have social media policies that restrict what you can say on social media. We've had one person fired from Corning and another brought into HR for questioning because of things said on social media. People need to be smart.

 

As an expert on polarizing statements made on social media my advice is if you can't refrain from saying things that you know will be polarizing and controversial then don't hit submit or be prepared for the consequences. Once you hit submit it's out there whether you delete it or not.

If you are a high ranking official at Ford I wouldn't recommend promoting a Chevy product on social media if your career is important to you.

 

I've stated on here dozens of times my distaste for the Internet mob of PC. But an intelligent person needs to know the world they live in.

 

Exactly.

I thought the girl in bikini acted ignorant and got treated like she deserved.

She had her feeling hurt ad got the crap scared out of her, maybe next time she won't go around acting big and bad an just leave a place she wasn't invited to.

It's not like the pool is for all and it's this entitled behavior that led to this mess.

 

I thought she had a pass to be at the pool and it looked like she was leaving in the video. It appeared that something she said set the officer off but if was telling her to leave she seemed to be leaving. She was walking away from him wasn't she?

Been like that since 9/11. I'm amazed people haven't adapted yet. I have. :D :thumb:

 

I hear you PP92 but the problem is that only some people have to adapt. If you are liberal, you can say waaaayyyyyy more and not get punished than if you are conservative.

You might. You'd have to ask Ford. A lot of employers have social media policies that restrict what you can say on social media. We've had one person fired from Corning and another brought into HR for questioning because of things said on social media. People need to be smart.

 

As an expert on polarizing statements made on social media my advice is if you can't refrain from saying things that you know will be polarizing and controversial then don't hit submit or be prepared for the consequences. Once you hit submit it's out there whether you delete it or not.

 

I don't know what their policy is on social media but one thing the car companies do, at least Ford and GM, is if you drive a different automaker car than where you work, they make you park in the furthest parking lot they have. I did meetings for the union for GM and they told me before I showed up, I better rent a GM car.

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