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timdrake
7 hours ago, Helxig said:

They aren't people. They're filthy scum

1. Dehumanizing people like this is fascism 101

2. Don't let people off the hook as "not people" just because you think they do evil sh!t. Doing so limits the awareness of what humans are actually capable of, for better or for worse

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GagaisHotAF
3 minutes ago, timdrake said:

1. Dehumanizing people like this is fascism 101

2. Don't let people off the hook as "not people" just because you think they do evil sh!t. Doing so limits the awareness of what humans are actually capable of, for better or for worse

some people have no nuance in their lives and it is concerning. like if someone works at walmart, amazon, banks, etc are they supposed to turn down promotions in solidarity? it is a very childish way of thinking 

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JGD
23 minutes ago, Togekiss said:

I work at a bank and literally branch managers get “VP” in their title, it’s misleading.

 

17 minutes ago, GagaisHotAF said:

there are so many vps at banks. it’s equivalent to a manager title. i have friends who are vps at banks and they are still paying off their student loans and have roommates. they aren’t millionaires. 

Oh, interesting. Thanks for clarifying. 

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GagaisHotAF
6 minutes ago, JGD said:

 

Oh, interesting. Thanks for clarifying. 

no worries :) i think they use the the term vp to make them feel special 

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timdrake
11 minutes ago, GagaisHotAF said:

some people have no nuance in their lives and it is concerning. like if someone works at walmart, amazon, banks, etc are they supposed to turn down promotions in solidarity? it is a very childish way of thinking 

Mmhmm. Hell, most people I know who work in the corporate world did so because it was one of the only places around hiring, and then they stayed there for the security of being able to provide for their families. They didn't have lives where they could realistically go take risks for their passions; they just wanted something stable.

Just because people participate in society it doesn't mean they don't want to better it. An all-or-nothing way of thinking isn't very beneficial. 

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