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Greg 3 year s ago
This is 2020. Do NOT comment on anyone's appearence at any time, in any way. Not their clothes, not their hair, their shoes, their shirt, nothing. Leave it be. Man or woman. Don't try to be positive, don't try to be nice. The cult of 'offended' victims has foot soldiers all around you in these times, and the coworker you worked alongside for 15 years can suddenly flip on you if they realize they can make a case for sexual assault and never have to work again. The system won't even try to uphold any semblance of truth or fairness. You'll be fired, and they'll be paid off. Big companies just dump the bad PR and you're always expendable. Treat your coworkers like you treat your neighbors. Say hello, and then move on. Be careful with other races and ethnicities as well, and if saying that 'offends' anyone, this open pessimism of mine, you're just proving my point. This is the world of guilty until proven innocent cancel culture and until something radically changes our society back to some measure of common sense and we're no longer held hostage by "social justice", you need to protect yourself.
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Lonny 3 year s ago
Greg, Oh, you can still compliment others. Where you are probably running into problems is not knowing that men don't give a crap about it and when you compliment a woman and she says 'thanks', you shouldn't follow up with, "Wanna hit the storeroom and bump uglies?". Not highly recommended!
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Theotha 3 year s ago
Greg is a very bitter person tainted by who knows what. If you are on guard against half of what you posted your days and nights must just drag on forever.
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Lavonne 3 year s ago
It's 2020...I suggest we stay away from the positive people...
"If someone is casually picked on in that “it’s all in good fun but it’s also kind of true so still possibly hurtful” kind of way, and they can’t seem to retaliate with wit, I try to follow up with a positive spin or a counter burn if possible.
Whenever the opportunity presents itself, I try to acknowledge and encourage other people in subtle ways. I always hated the social spotlight because of poor self esteem, but I find that the kind of attention i get from this is just wonderful. Also it has the added benefit of making everyone love you."
u/GrayPhilosophy
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Greg 3 year s ago
This is 2020. Do NOT comment on anyone's appearence at any time, in any way. Not their clothes, not their hair, their shoes, their shirt, nothing. Leave it be. Man or woman. Don't try to be positive, don't try to be nice. The cult of 'offended' victims has foot soldiers all around you in these times, and the coworker you worked alongside for 15 years can suddenly flip on you if they realize they can make a case for sexual assault and never have to work again. The system won't even try to uphold any semblance of truth or fairness. You'll be fired, and they'll be paid off. Big companies just dump the bad PR and you're always expendable. Treat your coworkers like you treat your neighbors. Say hello, and then move on. Be careful with other races and ethnicities as well, and if saying that 'offends' anyone, this open pessimism of mine, you're just proving my point. This is the world of guilty until proven innocent cancel culture and until something radically changes our society back to some measure of common sense and we're no longer held hostage by "social justice", you need to protect yourself.
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Lonny 3 year s ago
Greg, Oh, you can still compliment others. Where you are probably running into problems is not knowing that men don't give a crap about it and when you compliment a woman and she says 'thanks', you shouldn't follow up with, "Wanna hit the storeroom and bump uglies?". Not highly recommended!
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Theotha 3 year s ago
Greg is a very bitter person tainted by who knows what. If you are on guard against half of what you posted your days and nights must just drag on forever.
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Lavonne 3 year s ago
It's 2020...I suggest we stay away from the positive people...