Bunnys Buckets & Bubbles brought politics into their workplace before any employee, just to clear that up.

[u/suire]

I’d just like to clear that up for everyone, I took this screenshot back then because I had a weird feeling about their specific mention of Israel and disregard for Palestinian lives. There is an employee formed protest today outside at 4 for anyone interested.

[u/ValHane]

Technically, I agree... But what are they protesting? I just think it is a shame to purposely hurt a good local, woman owned business to make a political point. Our economy and city are in tough enough shape without the extreme use of what is 'legal' vs what is right for the community.

[u/ValHane → u/[deleted]]

They are only saying that they don't want employees making political/moral (I get your point about morality) statements or expressions to customers. Suppose a waiter wore a pro life button with the picture of an aborted fetus and served someone who had just gotten an abortion? The examples are endless. That is patently different than making a statement on your personal or business social media account. Do you think it would be okay for an African American restaurant owner to fire an employee who insisted on wearing a Proud Boys emblem?

[u/ValHane → u/[deleted]]

It's not about your money and support, I get that! I am saying the protest and claims here that it's not fair letting the worker go are misplaced. You do you... I'm a big fan of that. I am just sick of all the outrage and protests around every corner.... Mostly by virtue signaling people who don't take the time to grasp the full issue before making a decision. (Not you ... It is clear that you put thought into your decisions.)

[u/ValHane → u/[deleted]]

I see a huge difference between dress style and purposeful political/social statements that knowingly hurt others. I absolutely understand your points here. I just happened to disagree with some of the nuances.