So there is no freedom for anyone dependent on their wages.
Doesn't sound like a freedom at all.
Doesn't sound like a freedom at all.
I can't decide my religion's core tenet is murder, nor can I artistically express myself via a mass shooting.
Similarly, I can't libel people as free speech, nor use a megaphone outside your house at 3am in most places. I can't demand a strip club accommodate a requirement I wear modest clothing as a dancer. etc. etc. etc.
You can do any of these things as long as you can afford to deal with the consequences.
Now the reasons they might choose fire her could be something they can't do, but generally those are pretty limited.
If you want freedom in the workplace, then that exists in the form of democratic workplaces, like worker co-ops. Joining or starting one is certainly possible if that's something you value.