Toddsterpatriot
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- May 3, 2011
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anything more than your appeal to emotion; or, should we take this to the thread where the right wing, blames the left wing, for having nothing but emotion instead of reason?You have nothing but legal fantasy.Dude, GIVE IT UP. You've been thoroughly spanked on this. The law is clear, you can work and get paid, you can, under a defined set of circumstances, be severed from a job and get paid a portion of your salary, or you can choose not to work at all and not get paid at all.You can't resort to the subjective value of morals on this one.You always have a choice whether you want to work or not. Society also has a choice, and has decided to not pay you if you can work, but choose not to do so. Your agreement with that choice is unnecessary.
We have laws. It is about being legal to our own laws, simply for the sake of public morals.
The law is, employment is at the will of either party, in at-will employment States. Any Thing that denies and disparages that, is mere coercion due to a lack of capital standing under our form of Capitalism.
Those are your options, and your endlessly repeating the same mantra over and over does absolutely nothing to change anything. We have equal protection under the law (everyone who chooses not to work does not get paid). We have at will employment (either party can terminate employment at any time for any reason, and unions can't force a company to deny you employment). Yet you continue yammering nonsense, no matter how many times the rod of correction is applied to your seat of learning.
It is a simple, conflict of laws. Employment is declared at-will in any at-will employment State.
Any Code conflicting the Public Interest of employment at will, must be declared null and void, from Inception.
It is a simple, conflict of laws.
LIAR!!!
anything more than your appeal to emotion
Yes, your fact free claims are emotional.
If you ever post the text of the 2 laws you claim are in conflict,
I'll be happy to highlight your error.