You don't have to do anything, true. Feel free to completely disregard the Bible.

That being said, don't pick up Lord of the Rings, ignore it's genre and declare it pointless because Hobbits don't exist. The Bible has so many genres, because its a collection of stories and books rather than a single book, and you probably aren't aware of most of those genres because they no longer exist.

Again, feel free to completely ignore the Bible if you'd like, but saying that it's a mistake for anyone to try and figure out what one of the most influential books in the history of mankind was originally intended to say is wrong.

Luckily, unlawful termination doesn't require proof beyond reasonable doubt.

So if the employee was fired on the spot, that would pretty much guarantee a win in most states unless the boss could show that they had already planned to fire them before they shouted "unionize".

If the boss fired them a month later, that would be a different story. But yeah, the rest of that is valid.

I believe the post above yours is missing a semicolon or perhaps a clarification, so it should read something like:

I won't be buying or using Sync, as its pricing is prohibitive; and ads (in general) sometimes include malware.

I could be wrong, but I don't think the decision would have extended to the actual voting rights. At least directly.

Like they wouldn't be able to make a law saying that black people can't vote; after all, it's only "time, places and manner", which in no way includes who. But they could make it much, much harder for specific groups of people to vote.

Quite frankly, I don't know why these sites have such a reputation...

While I'm sure sketchy stuff has happened (and things like selling steam accounts is against ToS), most of the more well known sites seem to make money off of sales and limited time products, or direct from developer keys. They buy it on sale, they sell it for more then they paid. Or, they buy it at regular price but then the product is discontinued (like some dbd dlc for example), so they can sell it for more. Or the developer makes the keys and sells them on these sites as a way to get around steams restrictions.

If they were always a front for stolen or fraudulent goods do you really think they wouldn't have been shut down by now?