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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A part-time train conductor was fired on the spot after daring to wish passengers a happy Independence Day and call the United States the greatest country on Earth.

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5 +1 Caspian_Monster 2 weeks ago

I agree that if you don't respect Independence Day as an American, you should probably consider living elsewhere to make it easier for yourself and others. 2nd part not so much. People should leave because they don't believe the US is the greatest country? That sounds arrogant, hypocritical, and stupid. Before morons get on my ass, let me declare I believe the US is the greatest country.

0 +1 JobyFluorine 2 weeks ago

@Caspian_Monster Pig headed is the phrase that comes to mind. Especially for people that are just visiting because they have heard how great America is. This will definitely put them off.

2 +1 Quint_Beastwood 2 weeks ago

I'm sure he'll survive and find somewhere else to work.

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12 +1 RepairmanJack1911 2 weeks ago

I bet this commie fuck is riding real high right now with his smug satisfaction. Karma will get you fucker.

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13 +1 tommix1 2 weeks ago

Carta is a faggy company with a trainload of trash. Don't like America? GTFO.

4 +1 ScreaminMime 2 weeks ago

Guess someone learned an important lesson about discussing politics or religion at work :devil:

0 +1 ultradiver180 2 weeks ago

@ScreaminMime While some of the things you post I don't agree with, his comments were inappropriate. And should be left to say outside the work environment, his right to free speech. The company had every right to fire him, by Law. First Amendment right only protects you from prosecution from the local, state or federal government. Some States do protect employees in the private sector, however Tennessee does not . Our legal system has yet to draw a clear line between speech protected by public policy and speech vulnerable to private control.