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Discussing politics at work is a huge liability. With the recent surge of outrage culture I’m not willing to put my job on the line to prove a point. I engage i
by t34543 7y ago
Discussing politics at work is a huge liability. With the recent surge of outrage culture I’m not willing to put my job on the line to prove a point. I engage in discussion, but only online and anonymously.
- Aqua 7y agoThis doesn't sound like freedom, look what the western society turned into. Interesting times we live in.
- seattle_spring 7y agoSimilar argument to people that think they should be allowed to smoke anywhere. I can't stand people that talk about politics. It's worse noise pollution than that scene from Dumb and Dumber (hey Lloyd, want to hear the most annoying sound in the world?) I'm sorry, but I don't think having to listen to co-workers ram their ill-thought-out opinion down my throat is "freedom."
- foolrush 7y agoYour ability to create the ontology of “What is political” versus “What is not political” classification is one of privilege. “Food isn’t political” is only “not political” for someone who is well fed and not concerned about where their next meal is coming from. Everything is political.