Carter Banks

A company, of course, has the right to decide this person should or shouldn't be contracted with us or what have you.

But the point is, do you want to live in a society where someone that expresses their own religious opinions loses their job because of it?

And again, it was something that was so mundane, so inoffensive, just saying, look, this is something that I don't agree with.

And he lost the job for that.

That is that's totally ridiculous.

And again, I'm not saying that companies must, you know, should be forced to

to hire people that have views that don't align with the company's whatever, their brand or what have you.

But at the same time, we do have a First Amendment that protects not only your right to speech, but your right to express yourself.

and have, you know, your religion.

So where is that same kind of, you know, defense for the First Amendment?

Again, and if this, like I said, this guy's a friend of mine, but I know that if it were some speech that he didn't agree with, in fact, he's actually probably more wishy-washy on the freedom of speech than at least anyone in this room.

And they would never say, oh, you know,

this is, is bad speech.

You know, they, they would always be like, oh, you know, if it's bad speech, this is something that, that we should definitely, you know, we should, we should limit what people can say on the internet or we can, you know, he's made similar comments to that.

And it's just, it's, it's so transparent that it's all about the fact that, well, I'm on the left and this guy is what I consider a Christian or what I consider someone on the right, you know?

Yeah, it was a long time.

And that was like what, season three or something?

They also drilled it into your head in that season.

But then the same thing happened with Master and Puppets because of Netflix.

That's right.