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On company time yes, off the clock no. You legally have a right to drink but your employer can stop you from drinking while on the job.
You are right but Uber is currently arguing in court that its drivers are NOT employees. That they are simply a clearing house to connect "independent contractors" with potential clients.
they are being sued by a driver who wants Uber to treat its drivers as employees and extend benefits as such....
dictating terms like this crosses a line that just might put them in a hundred million dollar hole.
Riding in someone else's vehicle with a gun is not a right.
I believe it is. I don't give up my rights to ride in someones car.
Unless that person ask me to leave the car, or I have reached my destination.
That is his to determine and mine to agree. Transactions without government involvement.
2 private individuals, exercising their 1st and second amendments in a peaceful way. How American can it get.
I don't give up my rights to ride in someones car.
There is no such right.
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Unless that person ask me to leave the car, or I have reached my destination.
Leave? They asked you to not get in.
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That is his to determine and mine to agree. Transactions without government involvement.
2 private individuals, exercising their 1st and second amendments in a peaceful way. How American can it get.
You have to be sneaky to get a driver to agree to take you. Bravo for you I guess.
You have to be sneaky to get a driver to agree to take you. Bravo for you I guess.
I know you don't want to hear this but it is the truth.
People who legally concealed carry will carry where ever they choose, and it is legal.
Private business can ask people not to carry, but people don't have to comply. It's just their policy, not the law.
IF they somehow have xray vision and discover that you are carrying, they can ask you to leave and you must leave if you don't want a trespassing charge.
You are discussing what the government can or can't do but the article is about what an individual business owner can do. They are not the same.
The government can't restrict your right to a gun. A business owner can say "not on my property".
The Point is If is was not for the NRA, in which I support, guns would be removed from every law-abiding citizen. California and have not address the real issue of Gangland Violence from Illegal Immigrants from Mexico, (IE the Cartel).
The barriers that the Californian Executive Branch (Gov. Brown) and the Californian Democratic Senate and House. These Violations of the Second amendment are being addressed.
Gov. Brown does not have the will to control these Illegals and criminals even if the cost is a Law abiding Californian Citizen.
One would be surprised how many people carry concealed everyday and hardly ever a shot is fired. But we are much safer because we have the means to defend ourselves.
If you guys want to be sheep, that is your business.
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California Laws Gone Illegle!
