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"This was a very futile and stupid gesture on that employee's part." Doesn't look like it to me. You're talking and thinking about it, aren't you?
by aisengard 9y ago
"This was a very futile and stupid gesture on that employee's part."
Doesn't look like it to me. You're talking and thinking about it, aren't you?
- metalliqaz 9y agoFutile in that it lasted for all of 11 minutes, and I didn't need this to happen to have been thinking about it. Also it's a reference to Animal House. It just... seemed to fit.
- 4lch3m1st 9y agoSo actions justify the means? No harm was done to anyone but the employee, which could even be prosecuted for that, so everything was pretty much useless. And of course, if you're offering a service to someone, you're supposed to ensure that the person enjoys the full experience of that service, even if it is Donald Trump. There are right places and means for protests.
- TAForObvReasons 9y agoThe mere fact that an employee had the power to disable a politician's account is enough to argue for more regulation over social media. The timing is perfect too.
- 4lch3m1st 9y agoSo everybody loses, except the sctual target.