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To: Gen.Blather
>>>>Actually, no. The workplace is for work. Somebody is paying for your time to do their work, not God’s work.

Nobody is suggesting you not work...but share your faith while you work.

If you can't talk about anything other than work (according to your definition) because someone is paying you to work...and if that is wrong...then you can probably courts martial every man and woman in the military...starting at the top. I've been in 26 years. I laid 5 clicks of C-Wire in Iraq. You telling me I should have just talked about C-Wire cause "I am being paid to work?"

Someone in this conversation has obviously never sat guard duty or mid night watch. The work place is for work...and chit-chat is everywhere in the military...and if we are going to say a work place is for work only...then you gotta lock up the entire military.

And what I said is true...we all know why this is being put forth...and it ain't to stop Muslims from sharing their faith.

31 posted on 04/30/2013 7:10:17 PM PDT by NELSON111
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To: NELSON111

“If you can’t talk about anything other than work (according to your definition) because someone is paying you to work...and if that is wrong...then you can probably courts martial every man and woman in the military...starting at the top.”

These people weren’t “talking” they were preaching. They’d corner you in your office and preach. Imagine you’re trying to determine the MTBF (mean time between failure) of a complex system. It is pages and pages of math. And this guy is prattling on about how only 33,000 people will be allowed into Heaven. These were never conversations. A conversation has input from both sides.


32 posted on 05/01/2013 3:36:18 AM PDT by Gen.Blather
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