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  • In many places in the world, politicians are not elected to be leaders but rather representatives of the will of the people who elected them. And a lot of people do not want to give the government massive power because of climate concerns. They're voting for their wallets. And the representatives represent the will of the people. I understand a lot of Europe votes for climate-aware representatives, but much of the world just wants to have food on the table.

  • I downvoted because it doesn't give a good description of right-to-work and/or at-will employment, or include differences or the way the law applies in different areas. It's too broad of a post without enough specific relevant application to local law scenarios. It's opening a can of worms and could be misunderstood.

  • This is why my cat knows she can't lay on me. She'll lay on my wife, on my daughter. But she won't even try with me, and I'm the only person she lets rub her belly. She loves me and I love her but I set boundaries.

  • How I feel about their statement depends greatly upon what they consider intimidation. We should all have the right to air our grievances against our governments and governing bodies. In the US that's part of our rights, and that doesn't go away just because it's in some other place. If they're idiots, we should be able to fucking call them out. Let their work and integrity stand for itself, if they don't have it then they are going to be intimidated by public outcry and that is great!

  • And also actual old-fashioned slavery. I've read there are more slaves in the world today than there were in the 1700s. Even modern western countries aren't immune, it's just more invisible .Sex trafficking is a good chunk of this.