Quote:It was curtain call. The play was over. Nothing was disrupted for anyone. Those who didn't want to hear it had seen the content of the play as written without distraction. If they were deeply snowflaked by the writer of a political play making a statement to a newly-elected politician with controversial views and a lot of unknowns surrounding him, they were free to leave with nothing of value lost.

 

Again, the point of entertainment is to be entertained, not hear the personal views of the entertainers regardless of who they are. It would be like going to see a Star Wars movie, which I am a huge fan of, and before the credits roll we get the director of the movie giving his or her personal opinion on politics or how bad movies not directed by him suck or whatever. Total buzzkill. 

Quote:Yes, if I had the support of the entire organization.

See, I don't think politics or religion belong in the workplace for the very reasons politics is barely tolerated here, and religious discussion not at all. It's personal and my POV on both subjects is not going to be shared by everyone just as yours wouldn't be. These subjects are very divisive and I just believe they should stay outside the workplace unless you work for an organization that IS religion or politics and even then it's still dicey.

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