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How can it be a "mandatory session" that people can freely choose not to attend? That's impossible.

• pmiller2 6y ago
  It's "mandatory" if they want to keep their jobs, but they can "freely" choose to quit. Or, so the party line goes. It's also "mandatory" that you drive on the correct side of the road, but you can "freely" choose not to, and risk arrest, injury, or death.
  • psychiatrist24 6y ago
    But do they officially make the claim that they would fire anybody who doesn't attend? I personally would want to fire anybody who wants to form a union, if I was in the situation. Why should anybody be forced to employ somebody who wants to make trouble in their organization?
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    • pmiller2 6y ago
      Yes. They officially used the word "mandatory."