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Well said. Half the stuff on r/antiwork may be fiction, but it's fiction based on truth. Every story told there about unfair working conditions is true somewher
by Buttons840 4y ago
Well said. Half the stuff on r/antiwork may be fiction, but it's fiction based on truth. Every story told there about unfair working conditions is true somewhere. There is a stunning documentary waiting to be made; identify about 20 stories on r/antiwork that are true, go investigate them and make a film about it.
- throwaway0a5e 4y agoCreating policy based on "truth inspired" creating writing is how we got the CFAA
- Buttons840 4y agoI don't think I suggested making policy based on truth-inspired stories, and I didn't suggest spreading truth-inspired stories. What did I say that made you think that? To be clear, I'm suggesting someone filter through the fiction and hyperbole and identify real cases of unfair working conditions and tell those true stories in a documentary. Filtering out the hyperbole is an important part, people need to be able to point to the documentary as a source of documented unjust treatment, something more reliable than Reddit.