I mean, technically Colin Kaepernick turned it political first. His very first kneeling during the national anthem was very politically charged, no matter what you think of it.

It’s an already harvested field he used a disc plow on. A field which will get disc plowed again before the next planting. On the linked page it says he was going to write more but there was a hard freeze so the ground is frozen.

That’s just flat out sexual harassment though. While not a big stretch, none of the things mentioned in the contract qualify as sexual harassment.

That last sentence isn’t what this clause addresses. You can object just fine or voice your opinion about whether a certain joke or tangent crosses the line. All this clause does is prevent you from suing the company. It’s important to note that the clause is supposed to protect purely content-related stuff (as was…

I don’t remember the civil rights act protecting my right to be offended. But do correct me if I’m wrong.

Vice makes employees sign a “Non-Traditional Workplace Agreement” with very similar language:

Nah, you’re right. The only reason to go there is PFT Commenter. Pardon My Take is pretty good too

Doesn’t seem that bad. Even more so if this is an at-will employment state.

Condoleezza Rice would be my choice to front a despicable, morally bankrupt operation.
Plenty of experience.

Probably the feet too; they’re important here.

They need to overhaul USA soccer from asshole to eyebrow.

“He told deputies that he was drunk...”

Sounds like more of a tribute to the Washington NFL team. 

Maybe if it had been ONLY Trinidad.

Any player not named Christian Pulisic and over the age of 30 should be barred from playing on the team again and arena should be fired by tomorrow morning.

Yikes. Put the hat back on bro.

Wow. They really failed to qualify.... with a loss to T&T. Fuck me.

Why is Janice from the Muppets jamming her fingers into his mouth?

If the only black guy at BYU who’s not on the football team thinks he can hide inside a cougar costume, he’s pleasantly mistaken.