Prudish? For commenting about a video with less-than-moral behavior of a married celebrity who has had previous similar occurrences in his past? I don't think anyone would care if he was a single dude, even as the HC of an NFL team. People generally tend to look poorly on those who don't abide by the sanctity of marriage, American or not.
I'm certain I would be, if said video made it to my higher ups. Rightly so too. Constitutes sexual harassment, possible trafficking and generally poor taste. These women are people's daughters, people's sisters, some are people's mothers, and all of them have more to offer society than their bodies.
And they are often the same kind of women who populate marches like these: https://www.fox4news.com/news/hundr...or-womens-march-to-protest-texas-abortion-law and want the freedom to do whatever they want sexually.
Exactly and it’s not sexual harassment or trafficking in an environment like that, where the women are voluntarily offering themselves to the public.
Along those subject lines, I had a youth leader at church who drunkenly made a post on a group chat about doing the diddle with his wife and telling everyone how sexy she was. It wasn’t a good look and the other co-leaders had a discussion with him and his youth leadership (unsurprisingly) fizzled out after that. He later apologized and said it was a total accident, as he thought he was texting his wife, rather than posting on our group text. I believe in second chances, nobody is perfect and we’re all susceptible to falling victim to the same desires.
I'm saying that the corrective action doesn't necessarily belong in the workplace, the people trying to get him fired are just as big hypocrites as they claim he is, and the moral issue isn't to be ignored, but to be dealt with elsewhere.
Agreed!
You make very good points, but since this is a pilot board, an airline (with the FAA requirements backing them up) would have a problem if their pilots occasionally blow a doobie, or drink, within that 8 hour window before a flight. So in that case, the employer kinda owns the pilot's off time, and they're not paying very well for it!
That is a bit different, but of course then one would ask why that behavior is allowed there... if one holds to a particular set of moral laws.
Yes, but I was referring to the strip club comment posted a few messages back.
I would agree that ill behave children have no business there. We recently took my 8 year old to a nice steak restaurant. We set out the expectations, and he performed flawlessly. He even wore a tie. But we don't ask that of him often, and we spent a lot of time and effort to lay the groundwork for appropriate behavior. It is too bad though that many parents don't feel the same way. I would never put my kid in a situation where he could ruin the experience for others where I did not have total confidence he was ready. It's not fair to the others.
Meh, that’s a bit unreasonable imo. They’ve got time for leisure just as much as the next guy, if not significantly more. Can’t expect them to be head down in the play books 24hrs a day.
Some of us take kids with us because we want them to be introduced to society with their parents rather than on their own. And yes, we do need to be circumspect when they aren't behaving.