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Totally deserving after all the heckling, property damage and distress caused to other employees due to their acts. As someone said earlier about this topic, yo
by pyeri 2y ago
Totally deserving after all the heckling, property damage and distress caused to other employees due to their acts. As someone said earlier about this topic, you're supposed to leave your political leanings outside when you enter that gate. Your employer's place is not your political playground to run agendas. It's a transactional and professional relation where you offer a service and get a monthly pay check, that's it.
- quickslowdown 2y agoThis mindset is a pretty convenient way to absolve oneself of any guilt felt over what that service you're offering is contributing to. I also find this reasoning reductive and cynical, for what it's worth.
- hindsightbias 2y agoThey don’t feel any guilt, the transaction abstracts them of any.
- quickslowdown 2y agoThat's what I was saying with my comment, yes
- CydeWeys 2y agoIt doesn't absolve you of guilt whatsoever. If you're feeling lots of guilt over what your employer is doing, then you should resign. There are absolutely companies I would never work for because I morally disagree with what they're doing. Google is not one of them.
- quickslowdown 2y agoI was being pretty sarcastic with my comment, I agree with you, that mentality does not absolve anyone of guilt. I meant that thinking in those terms inoculates the person from feeling the guilt they absolutely should feel over contributing to evil.
- lamontcg 2y ago"shut up and just be a cog in the machine"
- greyface- 2y agoWhat property damage did they cause?
- paganel 2y ago> It's a transactional and professional relation where you offer a service No-one was driving those trains to Auschwitz for free, lots of "transactional and professional relation" there, too.