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I do suspect that if I saw you do that, that I’d think that you were being an asshole, regardless of how much I agree with your views about title inflation. Tak
by cqqxo4zV46cp 3y ago
I do suspect that if I saw you do that, that I’d think that you were being an asshole, regardless of how much I agree with your views about title inflation. Taking out your displeasure on one a cog in the machine with little agency reeks of the exact lack of life experience that you otherwise appear to be speaking out against. Though maybe in your organisations an utter lack of interpersonal skill can be overlooked if someone is REALLY good at C or something.
- robertlagrant 3y ago> Taking out your displeasure on... Laughing is not taking out one's displeasure on someone.
- stevenAthompson 3y agoWhen you openly laugh at someone, who isn't being intentionally funny, it is widely regarded as a sign that you don't respect them. Those sorts of things are commonly apprehended as something called an "insult" in modern society.
- robertlagrant 3y agoThat would still not be taking out one's displeasure on someone.
- bmicraft 3y agoYou can take out your displeasure at someone without physically doing so
- robertlagrant 3y agoSorry - I can't tell what you mean. Define physically?
- bmicraft 3y agoWith your fists for example
- robertlagrant 3y agoWell, yes in that case of course. But that doesn't mean laughing is one of those times.
- stevenAthompson 3y ago> That would still not be taking out one's displeasure on someone. You have made this statement before, but not taken the time to explain why you believe that. Perhaps if you explain your position others will be more sympathetic to it.