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I have no trouble admitting when wrong
see here for example: http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/conspiracy-theories-1/page/2#post-611749
Now your turn…
“They have the legal right to interpret anyway they want, not necessarily what is a moral interpretation!”
I’m sorry I don’t know what that means. At any rate it clearly wasnt what you were saying in the first few exchanges on the subject as I indicated above.
“Keep dreaming that an employee can take off Shabbos because that’s the law.”
oops I forgot, it is because most of our bosses are Ohavei Yisroel
“”They used to post after the SCOTUS decision”
I dont know what decision you are talking about. Their is none I can find regarding Shabbos (there are a few about Sunday).
I dont know when various definitions were added, nor do I know when this possibly imaginary SCOTUS decision you reference took place. So it is impossible to argue that point.
I do have a question for you (though you haven’t answered most until now) In your mind does the law as written in 1964 require an employer has to suffer a loss so his employee can keep Shabbos? how much loss?