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> Then take the high road first. Why? When has taking the high road ever worked out for the ones with lesser power?
by newswasboring 4y ago
> Then take the high road first.
Why? When has taking the high road ever worked out for the ones with lesser power?
- oblio 4y ago> Why? When has taking the high road ever worked out for the ones with lesser power? Oh, it's worked plenty well. It's worked well to get a lot of: "there are more pressing issues right now, let's solve this one tomorrow", where that "tomorrow" in many cases ended up being 150 years later.
- WalterBright 4y agoYour power is the value you bring to the business, and your ability to walk away and sell your services to their competitor.
- atoav 4y agoOh sweet summer child, ever read of company towns?
- nickpp 4y agoThis is mostly a thing of the past. Wikipedia lists about a handful of company towns left in US today.
- newswasboring 4y agoThis is the most inhumane thing I've read today. And I've read all your comments in this thread.
- cercatrova 4y agoWhat is inhumane about it? I've read your other comments too, it doesn't really seem like you're arguing in good faith when you state superlatives like "this is the most inhumane thing I've read today" or "this is the worst take I've seen in forever on this topic" or "I am going to be incredibly rude now." Please make your points without resorting to such extreme language.
- newswasboring 4y agoExtreme language does not take away from any of my points I have written an entire essay worth of points and got zero engagement on it. Why will I try to write more?