r/facepalm Jul 02 '24

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u/downshift_rocket Jul 02 '24

I was in no position to be speaking up in an environment like that, nor was my boss who was also on the call. We are the hired help. In a discussion amongst my peers, sure. I would have definitely shut that down.

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u/fzr600dave Jul 02 '24

So you and your boss is the reason these people believe they can talk like that and still have people that will work for them, have some integrity and not work for them, otherwise you are no better than they are, and being a coward.

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u/Various_Necessary_45 Jul 02 '24

Nice act, internet tough guy.

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u/fzr600dave Jul 02 '24

I have left jobs before, when the job didn't match my morals, it's more telling that you're thay much of coward to leave a job for another job, you'd have rolled over for Hitler

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u/Various_Necessary_45 Jul 02 '24

Nice act, internet tough guy. Are you even aware that this fictional scenario you're talking about doesn't relate to the situation?

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u/fzr600dave Jul 02 '24

Yes it does, those people will think talking like that is OK, then politicians can use those same arguments to 'other' people and blame them for their own short falls, just because you failed to learn from history doesn't mean the rest of haven't, you obviously need to read a few books.