A workplace that allows Nazis to express their views has become a workplace hostile to marginalized workers. It is entirely fair to fire someone who has made the workplace hostile.
reminder that Nazis aren't workers and that marginalized workers have a right to a Nazi-free workplace anyone trying to tell you that you need class solidarity with Nazis has extreme white-person brain, probably from too much Sugar-Free Red Bullhttps://twitter.com/dreamingnoctis/status/1232353813987807232 …
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Circling back around to this, I had a spat with a coworker today, and we were able to work that out. That's a better environment to work in than one with a very very polite Nazi. We argue, but we've never wanted anyone we worked with DEAD.
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They.... they know what nazis are right? Like what they believe? Like, what would happen if they had there way right?
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DiVeRsItY oF tHoUgHt!
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Of course the people who want solidarity with Nazis would use slurs... Why am I not surprised?
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I just realized I wrote pretty much the exact same reply as
@radscuttle. Sorry about that. x.x
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Ce Tweet est indisponible.
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Just a battle in the marketplace of ideas
pic.twitter.com/VrVsxW2Zs4Merci. Twitter en tiendra compte pour améliorer votre fil. SupprimerSupprimer
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sure, that's why they're arguing for the right of Nazis to keep their jobs, despite the threat they pose to marginalized co-workers and customers
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