Andrew Hayworth

(extremely Tech Unions Popping Up Everywhere voice) Meet the bold innovators who electrified the floors of this office to prevent anyone from talking about their salaries

My best friend opened a store for her art 😍 ko-fi.com/jaronow/shop

Okay I pushed it a little harder and this model clearly inhaled all of Tumblr. 🙃

Nobody should give me this power. It is an abomination in the eyes of the lord.

You fools. You absolute fools. With powers like these, nothing will stand in my way. Prepare yourselves.

@SenatorDurbin Good lord man, force the rail companies to give a little if the consequences would be so dire. Why can’t you pick people over profit?

A rail strike would be devastating to the American economy and put millions of Americans out of work. Congress needs to move quickly in conjunction with the White House to resolve this issue for working families & businesses.

I urge my colleagues in the House to support the agreement @POTUS helped broker between labor unions & railroad companies, as well as the separate bill that increases paid sick leave for union rail workers, & send these bills to the Senate ASAP so we can take them up quickly.

Fuckin’ finally - a legit risk-based assessment? Based on data and evidence? 🤯

Anyways it’s not a cute political phrase, it’s a coordinated attempt to paint all LGBTQ people as horrible, dangerous, disgusting things that need to be controlled. Yell about it every time you see it. It’s not remotely benign.

“Gender ideology” is the other phrase people throw around with “groomer”. And when someone talks about “grooming kids” and you push them on what they mean, they always say something about being groomed for “gender ideology.” This asshat just takes the next logical step!

Also, for no reason whatsoever, I’ve realized a lot of people don’t understand what the “groomer” rhetoric is really all about. It’s all about association and disgust. Here’s a great example of how that works, but with a different also-bad thing:

Also, you know, if they’re “just slogans” you could maybe list them in your article, right? They’re not … bad things to say about minority groups or anything, are they?

When the Rails dingus says “organizational antibodies” what he doesn’t say is “brutally silences all dissent internally, across every axis” but that’s what he means. I wonder what eventually happens to companies where everyone is afraid to say what’s actually on their mind? 🤔

All the C-suite tantrums about the need to return to in-office work were so baffling. You’d think that people so clearly obsessed with power would have understood the awesome, terrifying abilities to quash dissent they gain in a fully-remote workplace. It’s a tyrant’s dream.

“Not picking sides” is quite often, in fact, choosing a side. You need no further proof than what you see here.

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