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> People who just can't catch up with all the rush ultimately feel discriminated. Non sequitur. You're also generally espousing some pretty reprehensible ideas
by sethrin 9y ago
> People who just can't catch up with all the rush ultimately feel discriminated.
Non sequitur. You're also generally espousing some pretty reprehensible ideas. We as a society do not take the view that business success overrides all soft concerns, especially with regard to their employees. If ruthlessness and discrimination is the grist that your mill requires, find another mill.
Also please avoid working in management.
- kamaal 9y ago>>We as a society do not take the view that business success overrides all soft concerns, especially with regard to their employees. This is obviously wrong. Have you ever bought a iPhone? Or any other Apple product. Have you ever ordered anything from Amazon. How do you think Walmarts and Targets of the world can sell you things for so cheap? Behind all this there is some guy being sent through some real hard ships. As a consumer you have already made that choice.
- sethrin 9y agoThird world labor conditions suck, whether or not Apple or Amazon is involved. We were talking about working conditions in this country, however. The reader will note that this is a classic example of the 'tu quoque' fallacy[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu_quoque https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu_quoque