Asked to remove desktop picture

[antiseen]

Photoshop the original pic just blurring out the guns or cover them up with flowers shooting rainbows. It would look hilarious and be a pretty good f u to whoever complained.

[RedFord150]

...Seems like we live in a world that caters to the easily offended.

You are correct and we keep accomodating them.

[billped]

Get a picture up of our men and women in Iraq with as many guns in the picture as possible. If they complain, make sure it is known that it's a family photo.

Perhaps this one ...

[Marinos]

Damn, I thought I worked at a pretty 2A tolerant place (for being in Cali) but I was just asked to remove my desktop images of my wife and daughter shooting because an anonymous someone was offended that there were firearms in the image. I am kinda bummed. What are your thoughts out there?

That's unfortunate. My workplace is very pro gun. The employees are encouraged to get their CCW.

[gemini1]

Agree! ^ put up pics of our vets showing off their hardwares and see if you still hear anything. If so, make sure everyone in your office hears it when you say "I'm taking down pictures of my soldier friends or relatives out defending the country because someone is offended by guns"!

[AGGRO]

I had a pic of an arrowed Deer someone complained about so I replaced it with a shot Deer.

[Steve_In_29]

I agree it sucks that the whinny f$$ks can use rules that are supposed to remove REAL offensive material from the workplace to make themselves feel powerful by complaining about ridiculous stuff.

Photoshop it to have them holding some obviously out of place item so you can explain why to everyone that asks. Or put up a large-type quote of the Second Amendment.

[diverwcw]

A buddy of mine is German, his father was in the Luftwaffe during WW2. My buddy put up some pics of some German fighter aircraft and he was asked to take them down.

[billped]

A buddy of mine is German, his father was in the Luftwaffe during WW2. My buddy put up some pics of some German fighter aircraft and he was asked to take them down.

The Germans have some special laws about Nazi images so I am fare more forgiving of that than I am with the issue in the US. Or is your buddy in the US?

[diverwcw]

USA

The Germans have some special laws about Nazi images so I am fare more forgiving of that than I am with the issue in the US. Or is your buddy in the US?

This was in the good ol' USofA

[RanceX]

Yea get used to it.... New America.

[GMG]

welcome to america circa 2013...the land of every pee wee team gets trophies because we don't want the losers to feel bad.

If it wasn't for the trophy my grandson received in Pee Wees, he might have not have been playing High School Varsity football now. LOL

[sl0re10]

This was in the good ol' USofA

and the German airforce isn't a nazi image.

[SmallShark]

mosaic out the gun. If someone asks, explain why.

Find that ******* who complained, then file complains about him.

Offensive shirt, hair style, ugly toes etc.

[indetrucks]

Damn, I thought I worked at a pretty 2A tolerant place (for being in Cali) but I was just asked to remove my desktop images of my wife and daughter shooting because an anonymous someone was offended that there were firearms in the image. I am kinda bummed. What are your thoughts out there?

Photoshop in dildo's for the guns ?