| Scoobes said: They're not running their mouth though, they're talking about their work and presenting their data whilst also giving expert commentary to major events. It's essential for the pursuit of science and research. And as it's funded by tax payers, they have every right to know the results of the research they've funded, not some censored bullshit propaganda from high up. It's completely disproportionate and utterly disgraceful given the "alternative facts" the administration keep presenting. |
No they do not!
I don't care much for the narrative that everyone here in this thread is going to push as just but don't even try to conflate your values of what's ethical when there are a set of protocols that big organizations have to follow including those working in public service. This is no different from a NDA agreement that employees have to follow regardless of whether they work in the private or public sector ...
And for christ's sake people should learn what the actual obligations are from instead assuming that it's a free for all ...
