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> I watched a video of a man stomping on a dog's back, breaking it, and listening to the dog's high-pitched whines as it died. I watched all of it. I wonder if
by chrisallenlane 9y ago
> I watched a video of a man stomping on a dog's back, breaking it, and listening to the dog's high-pitched whines as it died. I watched all of it.
I wonder if the job truly requires these contractors to watch these videos in their entirety. If so - why? Regarding the above, surely you'd only need to watch up until the moment the man broke the dog's back to determine that the video was not "advertiser-friendly".
- eraserhead12 9y agough that shouldnt disgust you at all. Cows and pigs are in for much worse when they are slaughtered to feed you, unless you're a vegan. Your outrage simply implies you've detached yourself from the gruesome violence you, and our community at large, are directly responsible for. Animal rights are bullshit until we're all vegan
- shakna 9y agoIn Google's case, maybe not. When I worked with the police, yes. You needed every scrap of horrible information and context. Usually because it's much worse than you think initially. (Background voices tell you someone was forced to watch, etc).