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They did this with the federal workers overseeing our nuclear weapons stockpile, too. Starting to sense a pattern in this kakistocracy.
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@georgetakei they also fired workers who help students in complicated situations to transition from school to work.
Because it contains the illegal word "transition"
Because it contains the illegal word "transition"
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@georgetakei hope they pay the price. βYeah, Iβll join, just send a million Dollar in gold and double my salary, please.β
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The nicest possible interpretation is that #Naziboy fires everybody, and uses the sound of the smelling stuff hitting the impellers as an indicator whom he might rehire.
The nicest possible interpretation is that #Naziboy fires everybody, and uses the sound of the smelling stuff hitting the impellers as an indicator whom he might rehire.
Interesting algorithm, but far from genius, and it does have disadvantages when applied to sensitive areas.
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@georgetakei Musk did this when he took over Twitter as well.
There is most definitely a pattern.
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@georgetakei Part of accepting relatively low government pay is a trade off for job security. Since they took that off the table I wouldn't go back for less than twice what I was being paid.
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No accident. They simply don't know what they are doing and sowing chaos. To be clear...It was not the fault of the USDA. It was the current president and Musk. The pattern is: They are doing the dirty work and shifting blame because of their own incompetence.
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Seem to recall Musk did something similar when he took over Twitter. Fired so many people the place stopped working then scrambled to get key people back. Not only is this man-boy not the "genius" he pretends to be, he seems literally incapable of learning from past mistakes.
Seem to recall Musk did something similar when he took over Twitter. Fired so many people the place stopped working then scrambled to get key people back. Not only is this man-boy not the "genius" he pretends to be, he seems literally incapable of learning from past mistakes.
Would be hilarious if every person he needs to get back, as a condition of return, required a public apology individually. Pie in the sky wishful thinking I know, but oh how I'd love to see it.
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@georgetakei I think it's called random number generator mapping to employee id number or department numbers. The ones that come up are fired. When stuff like this is discovered after the fact, someone goes "oh ___" and scrambles to try and fix it.
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All of these stories should point out the only reason they scramble to bring particular people back is to specifically keep kingasshole and his coterie of crime from dyin' while watching the rest of us get it one way or the other.
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@georgetakei slowly step by step we have to sit here and watch while these folks start to realize there are purposes for each of these things, and then at the end they will have to learn why caring about other people is important π
This nearly borders on that ST episode with the god powered child.
Life imitating fiction again :P
This nearly borders on that ST episode with the god powered child.
Life imitating fiction again :P
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It creates fear. Makes people who depend in the job easier to manipulate after rehiring.
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Accidentally fired USG officials, with no practical way to track them or hire them back? (And ignoring why they would accept an offer to come back.)
Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times is enemy action.
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