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You do not need to explicitly say that you support a given position to be able to make a statement that supports a given position. The statement - "there are a
by lotsofmangos 12y ago
You do not need to explicitly say that you support a given position to be able to make a statement that supports a given position.
The statement - "there are a lot of slackers and you guessed it, they're usually (emphasis on "usually", stop trolling) older, paper pushers" - clearly, in the plain meaning of the words, supports age discrimination without requiring any further clarification on your part, and does so even if you did not mean it to.
- ashwinaj 12y agoExplicitly stating != implying Oh BTW, I learned this from the older folks in my company :)