$5,500.00 For someone else's post-it notes. Meanwhile, I don't see this as a particularly disgruntled display. It's a (sometimes sarcastic) log of news items

$5,500.00 For someone else's post-it notes. Meanwhile, I don't see this as a particularly disgruntled display. It's a (sometimes sarcastic) log of news items from 1981 to 1987. Just because someone's a federal employee, doesn't mean their opinion of current events is job-related. The only job-related items in these doodles are the annotated paid vacation days. There are no job-related complaints. Only an indication of political alignment, which, you know, people are kind of entitled to. Keep in mind, that this was not a federal employee of the Soviet Union. Does it end abruptly in 1987 because they started sending people to the GULAG for things like this? Can someone please explain to me the defining characteristics that highlight the implicit psychology of this individual as "disgruntled"?