StupidBrotherInLaw @ StupidBrotherInLaw @lemmy.world

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Aaaand I just lost all respect for you.

Big oof here. I see a lot of your comments and am surprised you're pulling the same us vs them behavior as the MAGA crowd.

Nice collection of straw men you made there. Real nice.

I can't believe there's someone else on here stupider than I am! Thank you for this gift.

LOL

I see you learned your discussion skills from the Donald Trump School of Bullshiting.

Did you read the article you linked to? Because it doesn't support your point at all.

again in a right to work state a boss could fire you because he is having a bad day

In the United States, right to work has nothing to do with at-will employment. Succinctly, right-to-work laws prevent unionized workplaces from requiring employees who opt not to join the union (an option required by the Taft-Hartley Act) to pay toward the cost of union representation. That's it. It's all in the article you linked.

Even the international law definition has nothing to do with at-will employment.

You'd have to ask op, we can only guess at anything beyond what they wrote. That's my entire point.

Only down 3%? I was hoping more. Still, fuck em. Maybe fewer consumers want to pay out the nose for a cup of flavored sugar with coffee?

They did not state or imply that Boeing was the only company to fix a hardware issue via a software update, nor did they state or imply that doing so is an inherently dangerous or bad idea.

The verifiable context was simply that Boeing, a disreputable company, also attempted to correct a hardware issue with a software update. One might infer that the OP could be suggesting this instance may be bad given Boeing's failure at doing so combined with Tesla's dubious reputation due to its association Elon Musk, a demonstrably unethical person, and its record of vehicular build quality issues. Claiming the comment suggests ALL efforts to do so are INHERENTLY bad or dangerous cannot be supported without additional information from the OP, though, so criticisms to that effect rely on pure speculation.

That's legit, I see your point and agree.

I think the big difference for some countries is their atrocities are in the past while the United States is committing them right now and has been doing so consistently for the last few decades.

But yeah, totally the same.

I too enjoy taking comments out of context so I can criticize them.

Just FYI, you're mixing up right to work and at-will employment. Right to work has nothing to do with with being fired.

Sure, but what about the Republicans?!
-All the American libs in this thread

Or even a more substantial burger. I just learned that the standard McDonald's burger patty is 45 grams (that's 1.6 oz or approximately 1 medium celery stalk in freedom units). 45 grams! Only the quarter pounder has the 4 oz (113g for the rest of us or the weight of two large eggs for the Americans) patty.

This is all the pre-cooked weight. If your average patty loses 25% of its weight during cooking, that 45g patty becomes about 34g. WTF.

Same! I first saw it as a little kid, staying up past my bed time, and it scared the piss out of me.

...assssssholeeeee...

Ummm, ackshally, he's an ephebophile, being attracted to young women, not children...

Just kidding, he's a fucking paedo.