Nfl Pros And Cons
It can be stated in the first amendment of the Bill of Rights that citizens have their freedom of speech protected under the protection of the government. However, when it comes to the occurrence where a NFL player, or in other words an employee, is fired for kneeling during the National Anthem, it is not the case.While it may be perfectly legal to kneel during the national anthem, it is not illegal for the NFL organization to fire those players. This is primarily due to the fact that the NFL is a private organization, not a public-government owned one. Due to the fact that the NFL is a only a private organization, where the government cannot perform any actions of interference, the NFL has the full-found capabilities upon firing players for whatever reason it declares.
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The school will win the debate due to the fact that the school, of which the players were on was a private school. Since its a private organization they have the ability to enforce whatever it declares right or wrong, regardless of what the Bill of Rights states. It is due to this that the school-the private school- will win the case. It, just like the NFL is a private organization, and can enforce whater they find just within their system and will win. However, if this case were in the perspective of a public school, where the students are being punished for kneeling, have the ability to sue since there is state action- the schools decisions- and also they most likely will win since their was isn't any forms of negative freedom of speech. The court case will be brought up to the supreme court since there was state action(the school). The students will most likely win since the freedom speech can be considered as a type of silence, which does not perform any form of negative connotation. Since it wasn't negative the students will most likely win the
The school will win the debate due to the fact that the school, of which the players were on was a private school. Since its a private organization they have the ability to enforce whatever it declares right or wrong, regardless of what the Bill of Rights states. It is due to this that the school-the private school- will win the case. It, just like the NFL is a private organization, and can enforce whater they find just within their system and will win. However, if this case were in the perspective of a public school, where the students are being punished for kneeling, have the ability to sue since there is state action- the schools decisions- and also they most likely will win since their was isn't any forms of negative freedom of speech. The court case will be brought up to the supreme court since there was state action(the school). The students will most likely win since the freedom speech can be considered as a type of silence, which does not perform any form of negative connotation. Since it wasn't negative the students will most likely win the