Always helpful reading:

Seriously. Do I need to post this every day?

Congress shall make no law ... abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

All that is happening is some folks are pointing out to companies with clear policies about conduct that some of their employees are in violation of their terms of employment.

1) Your right to free speech ends where my nose begins. You can say whatever hurtful shit you want and the law protects you from government retribution.

The right to free speech hasn’t ended. But these so-called conservatives should stop acting like they’re being persecuted when their beloved free market does its thing. Employers can decide when an employee is a liability. Universities can decide when a student has violated their code of conduct. We can decide when…

The government did not deprive them of their jobs. This is not a 1st amendment issue.

your right to free speech, contrary to what many many many idiots in this country have somehow NEVER learned, does not mean right to say whatever you want and then be shocked that there are consequences for it that AREN’T just “you can’t say that.”

The right to free speech protects these people against being arrested for expressing their beliefs. It does not protect their jobs and it does not protect them from any consequences other than being arrested.

Your right to privacy (this isn’t a free speech issue, numbnuts) ends when you parade your idiocy in public.

This has nothing to do with free speech. These assholes don’t have a right to a job at a company that doesn’t want to employee them because they’re now a liability. The right to employment is not enshrined in the constitution. They weren’t maced, tear gassed, or shot with rubber bullets at their protest. The…

Well the people outing them are just practicing their free speech rights too.

So GoDaddy was totally cool with DailyStormer up until now?

“Welcome to the Department of Justice!”

Yeah, this product isn’t “instead of bra” it looks to serve a very specific function that I totally appreciate—a little lift and cool down while still in the steamy bathroom. I don’t want to get all dressed at that point. I want to put on lotion and brush my teeth and stuff. This would be ideal. Easy, fast, not…

Ask not what your boob can do for you, ask what you can do for other people’s boobs.

I mean this in the most loving way imaginable:

Haha, nice sweaty boob hack. I have a stretch bandeau bra that I throw in the freezer while I’m in the shower. When I’m ready to blow dry, I pull that cold puppy out and put it on. Mmm...cold tits.

I was going to say, this looks cool but I don’t think this would work for flat-chested women then saw it wasn’t designed to. Which, is fine. I’ll stick to my tactic of shoving an ice pack in a bralette to keep cool while getting ready sans A/C. Def a necessity at least for the hair drying portion of getting ready.