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This entire post is one giant projection. There used to be a time when discussing politics/sexuality/religion at work was basically taboo. Now it's encouraged
by JasserInicide 3y ago
This entire post is one giant projection.
There used to be a time when discussing politics/sexuality/religion at work was basically taboo. Now it's encouraged and companies use it as a marketing tactic. At my work's yearly gathering last year, one of our VPs said his team are actively working to hire people that aren't white or male. He said that with 100% seriousness. Replace that with any other race/gender and they'd most likely be terminated within the week.
I don't care what people call themselves/who they sleep with, it's not my business. But to expect everyone to be just fine and dandy with all of this stuff now being encouraged/forced (especially when it's occurred in such a short timespan) is ludicrous.
- cholantesh 3y ago>Replace that with any other race/gender and they'd most likely be terminated within the week. Probably because those other races/genders have been and are marginalized, and white males, when correcting for other demographic factors, have not. >I don't care what people call themselves/who they sleep with, it's not my business. Evidently you do, because when it is pointed out to you, your reaction isn't indifference but pronounced annoyance.