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> When a random internet citizen directly approaches your company with the explicit request to fire a named employee, this by definition is insane. This is lit
by antifa 4y ago
> When a random internet citizen directly approaches your company with the explicit request to fire a named employee, this by definition is insane.
This is literally not by definition insane. There are plenty of valid reasons to request an employee be fired.
What would be insane is immediately taking the opposite extreme to a perceived extremity.
- fleddr 4y agoPlease do supply those valid reasons. In most modern cases (social media triggered requests) the offense is unrelated to the person's employment. Going for one's employment is just the way to do maximum damage as it's almost everyone's weakness. That's insane, cruel and disproportional behavior. In case the employee did show misbehavior in their official function to somebody in the public, you'd file a complaint at the company. As the company did you wrong. It's then up to the company to correct it. By demanding a termination, you skip about 5 steps in that process. In case the employee did something truly criminal, you report it to the police. This too is no reason to go for someone's employment. You're not the justice system.