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Originally Posted by SAump
I have no problem with BC not respecting his "right" or TC's opinion to turn a cold shoulder to BC. From what I read, Josh feels he has some right not to be bothered at work. Yet I don't believe that right exists. I am always being bothered at work, usually by people who want my money or blood {United Way, etc.} or want me to hear their speal {travel package, universal insurance, etc.}. How do you tell someone to go away politely and to stop holding all these manadatory meetings that have nothing to do with the job at hand? I still haven't found a voice.
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Traditionally, most Americans have found a vast difference between being solicted by United Way and being proselytized by representatives of a religion they do not share. It is not the same thing at all.
I have never been approached by a religious sect at work. If I were, I would inform them politely that I was content with my faith and not interested. If my employer required me to attend a religious gathering, I'd find my voice very quickly, and another job.