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You're working a lot more than 40 hours per week if you don't have an hour a day to spend on advocacy.
by mac01021 10y ago
You're working a lot more than 40 hours per week if you don't have an hour a day to spend on advocacy.
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- NoGravitas 10y agoThe problem being that if you're in a job with standard hours, the hour a day you have to spend on advocacy happens during the time your representatives and their staffers are not available.
- mac01021 10y agoI have trouble imagining a realistic job (in the USA, anyway) that wouldn't allow you to take 20 minutes for a phone call during business hours or get a free afternoon every month or two. And at least half of your advocacy will consist of writing and research and recruiting other citizens to your cause - all of which can be done just as easily outside of normal business hours.
- umanwizard 10y agoUh, I used to be a cashier at McDonald's (reasonable job? you decide), I can tell you that they would never have let me wander off to use the phone for 20 minutes randomly, other than at my lunch break, which I needed to use to, y'know, eat lunch.