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I certainly didn't mean to offend you, or to pretend things today are worse than at any point in the past. It was more an argument against this weird celebrati
by axaxs 5y ago
I certainly didn't mean to offend you, or to pretend things today are worse than at any point in the past. It was more an argument against this weird celebration of getting people fired. I mean, there's even a subreddit called ByeByeJob. Just pointing out it's not so simple as 'hur hur he got fired.' Imagine you just found out you got cancer, and had a public meltdown on the way home that someone happened to film. Somewhere people would be laughing at you, while others are trying to get you fired, and poof there goes your health insurance. Crazy world.
- watwut 5y agoThat is exactly what happened to gays and lesbians and single moms in conservative places. That is what happens to anyone with history of sex work. There is actual organization right know to collect wrong thing said by liberal professors and to try them get fired. The abortion clinic volunteers that go with you so that you are not yelled at alone are a thing for a reason. And in civil rights era, white who did not supported segregation was economically punished and had hard time to find job.
- Fern_Blossom 5y agoI mean... is what you said advocation to keep this cycle going? That's where whataboutism leads to. Justification to just swing the pendulum the other direction. I don't agree with any of it happening to either side of the political spectrum. At some point the shit has to stop.
- a1369209993 5y agoAnd? The direction of implication is "people are evil because they do evil actions", not "actions are evil because evil people do them". Unjustifiedly firing people is wrong, and therefore conservatives are wrong to do so. Unjustifiedly firing people is wrong, and therefore liberals are wrong to do so.