The fact that you can’t fire your employer doesn’t mean the employer/employee relationship isn’t voluntary, does it?
We think we have an open society because we can criticize our government, but the company we work for has far more impact on our lives, and if you criticize them publicly they will fire you. The private sphere is still run like a dictatorship, by thousands of petty tyrants.
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I'd like this tweet but I may get fired.
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The difference is that in a democracy, we choose the leaders and the government , but in the workforce, it is them who hired us. So that doesn’t leave much space for criticism and open speech.
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yeah. that’s the point.
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Companies don't get to compel you to pay them regardless of what they do, and you don't get to compel them to employ you regardless of what you do.
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Once upon a time I saw a coworker do something illegal. I reported it to police and privately through internal company channels. HR made me so miserable that I couldn't do my job. I was terminated. I want the public to see what companies are doing to bully people into silence.
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