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Does it have to be 100% politically neutral to be useful? Whistle-blowing in itself is already kind of political, you have to strongly disagree (morally, polit
by diggan 3y ago
Does it have to be 100% politically neutral to be useful?
Whistle-blowing in itself is already kind of political, you have to strongly disagree (morally, politically, legally or otherwise) with what the organization you're in is currently doing in order to whistle-blow.
Besides, would be wonderfully ironic if the goal of the organization would be to get people inside competitors to the "donors" to whistle-blow, but in the end someone whistle-blows on the pro-whistle-blowing organization.
- some_random 3y agoYou 100% want to avoid whistle blowing becoming a politically aligned action.
- hatenberg 3y agoBy the virtue of the terminal polarization in the US everything is political.
- some_random 3y agoOh no our brakes went out, guess there's nothing to do but floor it.
- gadders 3y agoI think it could undermine their credibility. They then begin to look like another bunch of party hacks, of which we have too many already (on whatever side).