meatsauce

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by meatsauce 4y ago
Bold strategy, we'll see how it turns out for him This is common and has been common for hundreds of years. Burn the boss, lose your job. It isn't rocket science.
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by meatsauce 4y ago
Get another job.
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by meatsauce 4y ago
What is the rational behind it? Sagan said it best: “For all its material advantages, the sedentary life has left us edgy, unfulfilled. Even after 400 generations in villages and cities, we haven’t forgotten. The open road still softly call
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by meatsauce 4y ago
For every engineer who got fired, there are 100 waiting to take their place. Nice try, but no. Employees don't feed employers.
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by meatsauce 4y ago
That's like comparing rocket motors to lettuce.
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by meatsauce 4y ago
You can be certain that when someone implies that you are a "bootlicker" for holding an opposing viewpoint, that the accuser has reached the last line of their intellectual sub-routines and can no longer store any further instruct
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by meatsauce 4y ago
Employees have plenty of power. They have the power to work someplace else.
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by meatsauce 4y ago
This is pure nonsense. Neither Musk or his company owes you a job, and you certainly shouldn't work at his company if you disagree with his vison or politics. Shedding the woke weight has to feel good, for both Musk and for other emplo
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by meatsauce 4y ago
And instances of employee sabotage are elevated in Europe. Imagine that.
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by meatsauce 4y ago
Good thing we have icons like AOC and George Floyd to put Musk's success in perspective. We should all aspire to be fentanyl dropping, pregnant women torturing street trash. We should all aspire to accomplish great things like AOC when
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by meatsauce 4y ago
Don't be jealous of Musks intellect. The behavior is very childish. Just study and try harder and one day you can be successful, as well.
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by meatsauce 4y ago
Let's be honest; most CEOs work smarter and lead these large companies to immense profitability. They, as leaders, are entitled to (in essence) a commission - a reward for the work they've done, the leadership, the right decisions
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by meatsauce 4y ago
I really want to play the old NHL. Please have NHL
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by meatsauce 4y ago
You're not going to be sure. Everything done is done arbitrarily.
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by meatsauce 4y ago
It is clearly a real threat, that's why we have advocates for strict "climate regulations" buying multiple beach-front homes, their own islands, and private jets...
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by meatsauce 4y ago
Imagine taking career advice from 20-something insulated out-of-touch Atlantic staff writers and interns.
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by meatsauce 4y ago
Breaking news: cnn is full of shit
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by meatsauce 4y ago
Thank you! This is great
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by meatsauce 4y ago
Are there any connecting to china?
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by meatsauce 4y ago
Just start. Get the pen or fingers moving. Write about anything. Stupid, silly, insulting - doesn't matter. Make yourself laugh. The point is to warm up. Just like free-writing, eventually you will get into a flow.
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by meatsauce 4y ago
"poverty, intergenerational stress, and systemic differential treatment" None of those terms, nor their arbitrary meanings, account for people who are in a similar financial or socio-economic situation, and yet don't commit c
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by meatsauce 4y ago
To be fair, most of what comes out of a liberal's mouth is usually emotionally charged narrative-craft, and has no bearing on practical reality, and therefore can be safely ignored.
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by meatsauce 4y ago
Yea we should live in little boxes, with ice blocks and fans, because Obama said (from his oceanfront mansion) that the sea levels are rising and we need to make sacrifices for the greater good, less we destroy the planet by being alive or
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by meatsauce 4y ago
Damn, we might have to deal with opinions we don't like. Whatever will we do?
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by meatsauce 4y ago
What are some nice neighborhoods around Chicago?
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by meatsauce 4y ago
How, in your opinion, did the Affordable Care Act affect nursing? Were you in a position to observe then?
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by meatsauce 4y ago
"The failed service was the brainchild of former CNN president Jeff Zucker" That really says it all.
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by meatsauce 4y ago
That is a massive stretch of the imagination that could only ever come from the far left organization known as 'Media Matters.'
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by meatsauce 4y ago
That's hilarious. CNN is about as 'somewhat centrist' as Hugo Chavez.
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by meatsauce 4y ago
Spending a quarter of a billion dollars to fail this bad so quickly is not trying; it is gross incompetence.

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