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Re: If it were not so needlessly, pointlessly destructive, it would be humorous. -- LateForLunch | Post Reply | Top of thread | Forum |
Posted by: Ihavenoname ® 12/10/2022, 21:18:23 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
I heard one former employee left because his supervisors and bosses discriminated him due to being white (BLM-related issues). This is a topic I don't wish to discuss in great detail, but that upsets me. I'm sorry to hear that from the unfortunate ex-employee. I'm certain there are more stories of alleged workplace discrimination in King County's government, but I never worked there. (Example:
Seattle will continue to be a leftist city. They spend time expressing outrage on racial issues instead of combating crime and public safety issues. And being a Seattle native myself, I can't help but watch my hometown get destroyed while being made fun of from Seattle leftists. No wonder the Seattle sub-reddit is toxic. Reddit is a terrible place to discuss Seattle-related concerns, by the way. Someone on r/Seattle correctly pointed out that the King County 911 system was broken and needed to be fixed. Then, the same user said "oh and by the way, Republicans can go **** off." Such remark was uncalled for when discussing legitimate concerns related to Seattle. What do Republicans have to do with a safety concern? I'm saddened that Seattle isn't a place I can call home anymore. I know what it was like during it's happier times. It seems people over there don't welcome me anymore unless I support "boiling hatred" of conservatives and agree to hurt them (obviously that's wrong). I didn't leave Seattle. Seattle left me. Modified by Ihavenoname at Sat, Dec 10, 2022, 22:39:45 |
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