A search pulled up thousands of hits from all the big lefty sites crying over these announcements…For me if these companies are really doing away with what they claim to be there would be a blood curdling cry from the DEI and woke crowd along with promises of boycotts.
I think voting against the worst outcome IS voting my conscience. Even if it isn't ideal, it's still voting closer to ideal than the alternative. If you don't vote, it's just one less vote against the worst outcome.Yep, the problem with "voting your conscience" in certain races means I'm throwing away a Republican vote so the Demoncrats win.
As a great man once saidA search pulled up thousands of hits from all the big lefty sites crying over these announcements…
I’ve always thought that was a stupid saying. If you have to verify, you don’t trust it. Trust is belief in something without needing verification.As a great man once said
"Trust but verify "
I'll wait before I spend my money on any of these companies .
I think voting against the worst outcome IS voting my conscience. Even if it isn't ideal, it's still voting closer to ideal than the alternative. If you don't vote, it's just one less vote against the worst outcome.
I know there are some folks who won't vote for Trump because he's not perfectly aligned on pro-life. Kuntala and Democrats are a threat to the gains made, while Trump is not. Kuntala and Democrats want to bring back RvW policies. She's against borders. She wants to confiscate guns. She wants to limit free speech. She's a member in good standing of ClownWorld™ except that she's not sufficiently anti-Israel. She's power hungry and stupid, which is a terrible combination.
I think it's unconscionable to not vote against that ****. A vote for Trump, however imperfect, is a vote against the immoral ClownWorld™.
I agree but say “just words with no substance” is not correct. The ferver if they renege will be far greater than the original threat which caused the capitulation in the first place.As a great man once said
"Trust but verify "
I'll wait before I spend my money on any of these companies .
Just shows how “woke” is commies under a different mask.Yeah, hundreds of people who should be out of work because they have no idea how to develop a compelling game that's fun to play without being beaten about the head and shoulders with messaging.
I expect at minimum the same effort and expenditures to provide reversal training that was used to provide the DEI training to begin with. Will it be effective ? Don’t care. They just need to make the effort and spend the money. This way their folly is twice as expensive. This is about the cost of stupidity. They should feel it. So should the shareholders.Again, untrain how? The important part seems to be the giving of money to certain groups and events. That is very public and easily checked. A lot of the training is actually state mandated in certain states. I have to sit through a couple of hours of the nonsense for my company because I am an employee of the corporate office in Chicago. I don't have to be untrained to ignore the nonsense.
I think that's faith. Trust is earned. Like when you buy a new handgun... you're not going to start carrying it before you put a few hundred problem-free rounds through it, are you? And after you trust it enough to carry, I'd imagine you still make sure to clean it periodically and inspect for anything that might look "off". That's the verification part. IMHO anyhow.I’ve always thought that was a stupid saying. If you have to verify, you don’t trust it. Trust is belief in something without needing verification.
You're just punishing the employees at that point. They do not want to sit through any of thatI
I expect at minimum the same effort and expenditures to provide reversal training that was used to provide the DEI training to begin with. Will it be effective ? Don’t care. They just need to make the effort and spend the money. This way their folly is twice as expensive. This is about the cost of stupidity. They should feel it. So should the shareholders.
Faith and trust are just slightly different branches of the same tree. Faith is nothing more than trusting that something is true without actually seeing it.I think that's faith. Trust is earned. Like when you buy a new handgun... you're not going to start carrying it before you put a few hundred problem-free rounds through it, are you? And after you trust it enough to carry, I'd imagine you still make sure to clean it periodically and inspect for anything that might look "off". That's the verification part. IMHO anyhow.
But you still continue to verify (by cleaning and inspection) after you trust it. That's my contention. You don't just put 100 rounds through it, throw it in your holster and call it good, do you? I get what you're saying. I think we're just arguing semantics. And I'm right.Faith and trust are just slightly different branches of the same tree. Faith is nothing more than trusting that something is true without actually seeing it.
You proved my point with your handgun analogy. You don't trust it until you verify its function. Trust came after verification. "Trust but verify" is nonsense.
As I said on another site that was complaining about having to return to work in the office, people can resign every day. I sat through weeks of “training “ that had nothing to do with my job functions. It was a vacation with pay and meals.You're just punishing the employees at that point. They do not want to sit through any of that
Depends. Is it a Glock?You don't just put 100 rounds through it, throw it in your holster and call it good, do you?
Thankfully, you don't make the rules on mandatory training.As I said on another site that was complaining about having to return to work in the office, people can resign every day. I sat through weeks of “training “ that had nothing to do with my job functions. It was a vacation with pay and meals.