2nd amendment V private comapny

[GepperRankins]

it's a self given right as a private company. as long as you're on their property, you follow their rules. discriminating against something that doesn't effect work and cannot be helped by the employee are different to policies of no guns or biscuits

[Busyman]

A black face is not an article of clothing unless it's a mask.

Just don't wear the mask to work.

Otherwise it's against the law......and one's bleach their face white or any other color.
Tbh, most folk don't have black faces. I have a caramel complexion.

Just don't wear the red socks, let your boss tell you what do, even if it has nowt to do with doing your job.

Like having a gun in your car.

Dress codes have alot to do with certain jobs.

I remember Tommy Haas having to change his shirt from a cut-off to a short-sleeved shirt in a tennis match.

[GepperRankins]

A black face is not an article of clothing unless it's a mask.

Just don't wear the mask to work.

Otherwise it's against the law......and one's bleach their face white or any other color.
Tbh, most folk don't have black faces. I have a caramel complexion.

Just don't wear the red socks, let your boss tell you what do, even if it has nowt to do with doing your job.

Like having a gun in your car.

i agree

[Busyman]

that's racist and the victim can't do anything about it.

So you can't abstract either, OK. (Which specific race is black of face, btw and why is it racist to mention the colour of their face.)

Let's keep it simple then. If we have to work on a basic level.

What legal right does a company in the USA have to forbid it's employees to bear arms.

I have a better one.

What legal right does a company in the USA have to forbid anything that isn't against the law?

[JPaul]

it's a self given right as a private company. as long as you're on their property, you follow their rules. discriminating against something that doesn't effect work and cannot be helped by the employee are different to policies of no guns or biscuits

Pish.

"self given right" ... "as long as you're on their property, you follow their rules." maybe in the 19th century.

We did away with that, at least Mr Hardie did, long long ago. That's what the struggle was all about. Don't they teach that any more.

[JPaul]

So you can't abstract either, OK. (Which specific race is black of face, btw and why is it racist to mention the colour of their face.)

Let's keep it simple then. If we have to work on a basic level.

What legal right does a company in the USA have to forbid it's employees to bear arms.

I have a better one.

What legal right does a company in the USA have to forbid anything that isn't against the law?

That depends on what the company does.

[GepperRankins]

where would they teach it? in schools? where uniforms are neccessery. phones, cd players, make up, jewelry and many other things are banned. students must go into lessons at set times and if they don't their parents go to jail

[Busyman]

I have a better one.

What legal right does a company in the USA have to forbid anything that isn't against the law?

That depends on what the company does.

Why?

[JPaul]

where would they teach it? in schools? where uniforms are neccessery. phones, cd players, make up, jewelry and many other things are banned. students must go into lessons at set times and if they don't their parents go to jail

When did parents go to jail because their children were late for a class.

How often does that happen.

[GepperRankins]

where would they teach it? in schools? where uniforms are neccessery. phones, cd players, make up, jewelry and many other things are banned. students must go into lessons at set times and if they don't their parents go to jail

When did parents go to jail because their children were late for a class.

How often does that happen.

haha. you don't even know