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This is the world we're moving towards. People have been more outspoken in these past few years about demanding "hard conversations" from family and peers. This
by daenz 6y ago
This is the world we're moving towards. People have been more outspoken in these past few years about demanding "hard conversations" from family and peers. This mindset taking root in the workforce is the logical next step. You can't shut it down or else you're "part of the problem." You can't ignore it and be silent or else you're "part of the problem."
- mansion7 6y agoAnd you can't disagree with me, or you're part of the problem. The only way to not be "part of the problem" is to do what I want at all times. BTW, being "part of the problem" means you're a racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic Nazi and I will take every action I can to get you fired from your job, harassed in public, defamed, banned from social media, etc.
- whymauri 6y agoI think this wins the prize for the largest strawman in this entire thread.
- mansion7 6y agoIf there culprit wasn't trying to get their victim publicly ostracized, they would have kept their concerns private. And they did it by framing their victim as complicit, via silence. After all, as we've recently been lectured to, silence is violence. There is literally no other justification for their actions (apart from possibly some form of mental illness, but I'm not a doctor and unqualified to guess at that)