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Originally Posted by Chico23231
Goals af:
“Wilson also posted social media videos of him Friday dancing shirtless on top of a car and smoking a vape, the same day he agreed to do a workout. By then, the Dolphins had already decided to move on as Wilson was not receptive of their plans to help him.”
Fuck your workout...you can find me shirtless on car tops today homie
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A pro sports commissioner or group of team owners need to have the balls to ban anyone who signs a contract to stay off social media.
It's not a free speech issue, it's terms of employment. It will stand up in court. A lot of states are at-will employment by law, meaning you can be fired for ANY reason without liability to the employer. People have been fired recently for not supporting the right political candidate on social media...or being involved in extracurricular activities that employers do not like. Kids have been expelled from liberal schools for doing target shooting with their Dad on the weekend or wearing the wrong t-shirt to school. It's happening everywhere except the NFL and NBA.
Employers already search YOUR social media before hiring you. It's fair game because it's public speech.
Seems to only be a problem for the NFL and NBA...I don't see baseball and hockey players doing stupid sh!% on Twitter to wreck their careers.