Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Fired
I have difficulty with people losing their jobs if they are caught seeing escorts, or if it is discovered that they are an escort.
I understand that if you work in public office, in the UK, you have no chance whatsoever. The Duke is a good example.
I am yet to come across a client or escort, who has a day job and who is employed; that has no problem sharing this part of their life with their employer.
I have expressed my fears here and it was too close for comfort here.
Well this is another case of someone losing their job.
You may recall that Arizona Cardinals assistant coach Richie Anderson was arrested for attempting to solicit a prostitute ... if you were wondering if he could keep his job through such an ordeal, the answer, apparently, is no. The Cardinals fired him today.
This may not be a popular view, but I think firing the man is a little on the harsh side of things. Some Minnesota Vikings take some women on a boat to perform some kind of a sexual act, and they're all still in the league. A guy can inject fourteen different kinds of horse steroids into his heiney, and he'll be back in four games. There have been guys arrested for assaulting their girlfriends, and they never miss a game.
Quotes from Cardinals Fire Their Solicitor of Prostitutes by New Orlean Saints.
Okay, I understand that in the US, it is illegal, so he broke the law.
However, if it was legal, do you think he would have had the same treatment?
I do not understand how what I do in my private life, has any effect on the work I do in my day job.
If you are not doing anything illegal, what is the problem?
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