That's fair, and I'll disagree peacefully (broadly: I don’t believe sufficient are redeemable, or worth the investment to redeem). Thank you for the perspective, though (seriously).
I commend you on your work bringing others past their limitations.
Gather 'round while I sing you of Elon Reeve Musk A man whose allegiance Is ruled by expedience Call him a Nazi, his reply will be brusque "Nazi, Schmazi!" says Elon Reeve Musk
“remote workers are capable of meeting their responsibilities while also doing healthy things and taking care of themselves”
“Elites bought up … trophy office towers based on the bad assumption that workers would rush back to offices. They also didn’t factor in skyrocketing energy costs or labor shortages, all driven by their own mistakes. You see, millions of workers are dead or disabled by the virus they wanted to ignore.”
For some reason last night the phrase "Everyone gets a seat at the table" came to mind, and I remembered a photo from a few years ago that seemed appropriate.
I've DM’d numerous times, though directly to Tim — I'll note to DM the group in future, thank you.
In addition to “hateful, abusive, or discriminatory", though, I (and I think a lot of others) would much like to add “bringing up Gaza”. It's not even necessarily wanton trolling — some are probably well-intentioned.
IMHO there's no good that can come of it, it perennially derails conversation from constructive topics.
"Donald Trump still insists that five black and Latino teenagers wrongly convicted of the 1989 rape of a jogger in New York City are guilty, despite their 2002 exoneration.”
“…one of the things that makes political philosophy so amusing is that it’s mostly abstract. You can’t really prove anything — it’s just a never-ending argument about values. Every now and again, though, reality intervenes in a way that illustrates the absurdity of particular ideas.”
“How a New Hampshire libertarian utopia was foiled by bears”
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