quetzaldilla

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[–] quetzaldilla@lemmy.world 88 points 6 hours ago

This is the Republican modus operandi:

"This is the fantasy we want to believe. And if the facts do not support our fantasy, we will accuse you of lying to us and call for your death."

[–] quetzaldilla@lemmy.world 2 points 7 hours ago

"Respect is earned" is the most boomer take ever.

No.

Respecting others is the default. Respecting others is the bare minimum expected from you.

Start by acknowledging that.

[–] quetzaldilla@lemmy.world 5 points 1 day ago (2 children)

I do not need you to respect my opinions.

I need you to respect our fellow citizens by not making deriding comments for them to leave like you did.

[–] quetzaldilla@lemmy.world 12 points 1 day ago (4 children)

We'd prefer you would leave, since you're part of the problem with our country.

[–] quetzaldilla@lemmy.world 26 points 2 days ago (1 children)
  1. Boycott and talk to others around you as to why you are boycotting.

  2. Create fake amazing resumes, apply for high-level jobs at Starbucks, Amazon, etc.

  3. Waste their time with interviews, then bail out. Tell them you changed your mind because they have a toxic reputation.

  4. If you already work for one of these corporations, sabotage their operations. There's manuals out there on how to conduct sabotage, but it can be as simple as relaying the wrong day or time for meetings to waste everyone's time, or finding things that are not exactly according to policy and making a big deal about the importance of following policy to the letter, etc.

[–] quetzaldilla@lemmy.world 25 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago) (1 children)
  1. Boycott and talk to others around you as to why you are boycotting.

  2. Create fake amazing resumes, apply for high-level jobs at Starbucks, Amazon, etc.

  3. Waste their time with interviews, then bail out. Tell them you changed your mind because they have a toxic reputation.

  4. If you already work for one of these corporations, sabotage their operations. There's manuals out there on how to conduct sabotage, but it can be as simple as relaying the wrong day or time for meetings to waste everyone's time, or finding things that are not exactly according to policy and making a big deal about the importance of following policy to the letter, etc.

[–] quetzaldilla@lemmy.world 1 points 2 days ago

I'm so sorry. I hate playing therapist at work.

[–] quetzaldilla@lemmy.world 3 points 2 days ago

I feel like they just weren't prepared to answer my question, so they just said whatever came to mind.

This person is not stupid-- rather, always a huge hypocrite.

[–] quetzaldilla@lemmy.world 135 points 3 days ago (13 children)

I had a chat with someone recently who said "I'm right-leaning, but I'm starting to miss Biden..." and I asked:

"Why are you right-leaning?"

And it's like they short-circuited right in front of me.

Normally, they hit me back with misguided claims that Republicans are good for the economy, or that they are fiscal conservatives, or something about Russia or China-- but we are both tax accountants and we understand very intimately how fucked the US economy really is, while coping with the reality that our retirement savings are pretty much gone and unlikely to recover.

Sometimes, they'll say something about immigration. However, some of our best team members self-deported due to the threat of forceful deportation on their families, so things are really bad at our public accounting firm and getting worse as people burn out from the increased work loads.

Or on occasion, they'll spout some platitudes about the US Constitution, Veterans, or All-American values, but obviously Republicans do not give a fuck about any of that.

So finally they splutter:

".. traditions are important to me."

And I'm like, "What kind of traditions?"

And they say:

"... Easter and Christmas."

In my opinion, people that consider themselves right-leaning simply like to complain and complain and complain about things they do not bother to educate themselves about, while fully expecting everyone else to look out for them when they are actively sabotaging every effort made to improve our nation.

[–] quetzaldilla@lemmy.world 11 points 3 weeks ago

It's so infuriating.

The reward for doing your job efficiently is more more fucking work.

Learned that the hard way.

[–] quetzaldilla@lemmy.world 4 points 3 weeks ago

I would say that is unlikely.

I work with a lot of really really old CPAs and lawyers, and they are just completely delusional about how hard things really are for younger generations.

"Have you tried working harder?"

"How come you haven't bought a house? We pay you [not] well!"

"My children are struggling too, I had to buy each of them their homes. Maybe ask your [destitute] parents for help?"

"Back in my day, we worked so much harder. You guys have it so easy! By the way, I cannot open this PDF and I need you to work 70hrs this week."

"There is a right way to doing things-- even if that way completely fucks you over because you have no labor protections."

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