Sharia Law in Florida Court: Islamophobia is Employment Discrimination

[rangerrebew]

Sharia Law in Florida Court: Islamophobia is Employment Discrimination

One attorney’s business model may be “door law,” in which he takes any client who walks through the door. Another attorney may pursue “shake-down law,” in which he hopes the defendant will cave under the high cost of litigation and instead settle for “go away money.” If a person came to my law office, and presented a case based on these facts and law, I would show her the door. My integrity is more important than money.

Gerald Lostutter — October 19, 2018


You are sworn-in as a juror in a Florida Court: Using Sharia law, you will decide whether a county government employer blasphemed Islam, and by doing so, wrongfully terminated an employee, a Muslim woman, from two, related jobs.

Were Islamophobia and race the primary reasons for termination used by Seminole County’s two agencies: The Tax Collector, and Clerk of Circuit Court and Comptroller?

Plaintiff’s allegations

https://freedomoutpost.com/sharia-law-in-florida-court-islamophobia-is-employment-discrimination/

[RoosGirl]

Used to be when people were fired they went and found a new job instead of blaming someone else for their bleep ups.

[bigheadfred]

Used to be when people were fired they went and found a new job instead of blaming someone else for their bleep ups.

Is Florida a right-to-work state?

[RoosGirl]

Is Florida a right-to-work state?

Yes.

[bigheadfred]

Yes.

So is Idaho. Here, RTW means you can be fired for no reason at all.

[RoosGirl]

So is Idaho. Here, RTW means you can be fired for no reason at all.

Yep, here too.

[XenaLee]

A Muslim with an attitude?  Gee... I'm shocked. 

The office suggested there was a, [sic] ‘negative attitude exhibited toward both her colleagues and her supervisors,’ and that she was, ‘difficult to work with and was often uncooperative.’”

[bigheadfred]

Yep, here too.

Case closed. I'd put in a dollar for a muslimseum. Like...when they put the outlaws in coffins and then stood them up for public display.