And employers are allowed to terminate employees for posting public opinions that might tarnish their brand. She has no leg to stand on here
Seems like a publicity stunt for Musk. He's staked his fortune on turning X into a bastion of free speech. BTW X is almost unusable. Nothing but awful low brow politics and ads for cam girls in my feed. I don't follow any of that crap. I'd really prefer it if my feed was more concerned with my actual interests and not freedom of speech.
Musk needs to figure out that not everyone is being silenced for freedom of speech reasons. A lot of people just don't want to actually listen to what they have to say.
And employers are allowed to terminate employees for posting public opinions that might tarnish their brand. She has no leg to stand on here
I don’t know what she wrote exactly and while what you’re saying is true, the onus would still be on the employer to prove that what they said did indeed tarnish their brand.
I don’t know what she wrote exactly and while what you’re saying is true, the onus would still be on the employer to prove that what they said did indeed tarnish their brand.
California is an at will employment state (I’m assuming this would be a California lawsuit) so as long as it wasn’t protected grounds then you can fire an employee for any reason and without cause.
Now she might be covered more by the union agreements but if she was a regular employee she’d probably lose.
California is an at will employment state (I’m assuming this would be a California lawsuit) so as long as it wasn’t protected grounds then you can fire an employee for any reason and without cause.
Now she might be covered more by the union agreements but if she was a regular employee she’d probably lose.
I’m pretty sure that only applies absent of an employment contract, which she almost certainly had. My guess is they’ll settle out of court.
Excellent start to the season, and it shows that Filoni is the king of the animated universe
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Clearly they were mixing Palpatines blood with Clone blood to see if his force powers via midichlorians could be transfered.
I Thought the symbols on the floor in the cloning room looked a lot like the Jedi symbols in the hidden jedi temple on lothal.
Clearly they're trying to fix some plot holes in the ST with project necromancer.
I want to be an Imperial Interior Designer in the Star Wars Universe.
"Okay, so we're going to skip all overhead lighting, we wont need any of that foolishness, we're going to run these sweet red LEDs through the floor, the senseless Obelisks will go here, and here...and over there is the space for your inexplicable bottomless pit!
This is where the elevating throne goes...what else do you need?
How do we heat it?? You're always wearing robes! You dont need central heating!"
Its like that comedy sketch: "Are we the baddies?"
Nobody who designed or built that place could possibly have any question that something nefarious is taking place inside. None.
It may as well have a neon sign outside: "EVIL HEADQUARTERS"
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This season is going to end with tragedy.
Crosshair and Omega search for the Batch, but don't reunite with them right away getting a stand alone adventure where they save some clone troopers in jeopardy, this allows Cross Hair to have a redemptive arc.
The Batch does one more heist and manage to find some key data on Mt Tantiss and what's happening there.
The Bad Batch reunites, Omega and Echo fill them in on what's happening there. The Batch decides on one more mission to try to save as many clones as they can.
They begin to plan a assault they are reunited with Cody and Echo and maybe Gregor. Tech is dead, lets leave that out there. Meanwhile Doctor Hemlock sends the kitchen sink after them to get Omega back. Wrecker sacrifices himself to save her. But she gets snatched anyways and returns to Mt Tantiss where it is ordered that all of her blood be drained for Necromancer. Not only are they making Palpatine Clones, but Snoke, and Force Sensitive troopers.
The Bad Batch now made up of Hunter, Cody, Crosshair and Gregor attack Mt Tantiss, but its bad timing as Vader has shown up to make sure the facility is secure because of its importance.
The Batch infiltrate the base and Hunter and Crosshair go after Omega, while Cody and Gregor start to plant bombs throughout the facility.
Hunter and Crosshair find Omega who is getting drained, Hemlock is killed by Omega's sister and then she dies in the escape attempt. They get cornered by death troopers and Crosshairs has his Gandalf they shall not pass moment and we see him shaking hands and all hold off a huge number of Clone Commanders and TK troopers. Crosshairs fate is unknown.
Meanwhile Cody and Gregor finish planting their bombs and they're heading to the ship to escape and they encounter Vader and his contingent of troopers. Cody is killed but Gregor escapes. Gregor, Omega and Hunter meet up at the shuttle and take off they trigger the bombs but its not enough to destroy the facility but with Hemlock dead and Omega's sister the program is severely shaken, that's why we see them still working on it after the fall of the Empire.
The Batch is attacked by a Venator and a bunch of V-wings, but just when it gets really bad a flight of battered z-95s jump in led by Rex and they route the Imperials and the Batch gets ways.
They land at the hidden island and Hunter and Omega decide to stay, Gregor meets up with Rex and they are determined to find any other surviving Clone Troopers and get them to safety.
The series ends with Hunter and Omega staring out at the ocean then hunter throws his armour and helmet into the water. Then the camera goes back to Mt Tantiss and we see Crosshairs helmet in the rubble.
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Some people might call it a filler episode with no empire, and a fight against a dune like snow worm.
But the whole episode is built around the lack of trust for the returning Crosshair and for good reason as he betrayed them in the past.
But through this episode we saw that Crosshair as a character has evolved. You could see him dealing with his guilt over the deaths of the clonetroopers and even the murder of an Imperial officer.
You could see him desperately hoping and needing to be trusted and be part of the Batch.
At the same time, Hunter who is a decent sort had a lot of trouble getting past Cross Hairs betrayal in the past until Crosshair explained what he went through.
Even down to Crosshairs degrading position with his hand.
Usually the formula is when you give someone a redemptive arc they are destined to die.I still think Crosshair gets the heroic sacrifice.
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