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“His face has the wrong bones” Fong-Jones?
Liz Fong-Jones / Elliot William Fong / @lizthegrey - 'Consent accident' enjoyer, ex-Google employee, nepotistic sex pest, Robert Z'Dar look-alike who wants authority over the Internet
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Sneakily preparing next strike.
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I suspect you’re right. Jersh is planning for a big attack for the site’s 10th anniversary.
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I heard he's going to have a purge-like event where the "don't interact with poo" rule will be rescinded for 12 hours. It's estimated that 41% of trans people around the world will be killed.
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Josh should just take the site offline for 3 days or so for the 10th anniversary. It would be funny.
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The gaslighting - the main reason he stopped using Twitter was because his "friends" who worked there were fired. I recall him tweeting about his excitement over his connections still being there until they were canned.
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Uh, what more should you have to give to get a credit report? What does he think a credit report is exactly? Like, if somebody's already got your social security number them getting your credit report is like the least of your worries.
If this is true then Elliot would simply delete his Twitter account. He does not, leaving all his "personal data" in Elon Musk's hands able to... uh... well, I'm not sure exactly what either of these idiots thinks Elon could do with any of it but I bet it's really serious you guys! How could Elliot feel "safe" knowing that the owner of a single website could ban him from that single website he's already staying away from at anytime???
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"lizthegrey talks to himself a lot"
"lizthegrey is either insane or a fair op" (we all know which is true)
true and honest observations
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Hachyderm.io, yet another LGBTQ+ friendly Mastodon instance, has received the implicit endorsement of Elliot.
Unsurprisingly enough, Hachyderm.io is a fucking lefty hugbox that automatically de-federates from the overwhelming majority of instances.
Iain Dickinson current Cyber Operations Lead at Leidos Australia, and known by ”wan0net,” has resorted to posting Discord drama on LinkedIn. Complete with swears, allegations of algorithmic meddling, and Jay Leno in Drag blessing him with a comment. | Original
Matthew Snelham, current vice-president of Reddit Infrastructure and distinguished Google alumni (2007-2019, final position being Senior Engineering Director of Machine Learning Fleet), is currently advertising that Reddit is hiring. Elliot decided to comment for visibility to “his network.” | Original
Elliot is adding onto some tinfoil sperging about the Google layoffs. I love how invested this brick-faced Chinaman is in his ex-employer. | Original
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So reddit is about to somehow get even more trooned? Yikes
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A tinfoil hat isn't going to help your head look any less square, Elliot
https://cohost.org/lizthegrey/post/931521-it-s-not-just-rent (https://archive.li/8PmhG)
https://cohost.org/lizthegrey/post/931521-it-s-not-just-rent (https://archive.li/8PmhG)
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Not to mention that if Elliot really wanted to preach about the damages of commercial real estate, Louis Rossmann has him beat to that discussion by about... 3-4 years. Long story short: it ain't that the landlords are fixing rents, it's that they're all tied away in commercial mortgage-backed securities. If they lower rents, they lower property values, they have to pay the bank more than what they owe.
It's the same bullshit that happened in 2008, but a million times worse while also receiving 1/10th of the press coverage.
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That’s too many layers of complexity for a tranny to comprehend so their caveman brain can only parrot “landlord bad” and “low rent good”
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I will admit — it’s the first time in a while where someone seriously suggests that software companies have landlords that are “institutional” while also use the term “wage-fixing” to describe “collusion”.
Her Word of The Day Calendar is really useful these days.
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Getting a mole inside that circle would be neat.
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I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy. I also suspect that unless one has a prolific history of publicly allying with these troons there's no way to get in the door.
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Does he think it should be illegal to find out what industry wages for similar positions are? Or just illegal for employers to set their own offers by these? Why do these faggots never explain what they actually specifically want done instead?
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Because complaining vaguely is easier than coming up with - and much easier than actually implementing - practical solutions. Don't forget that many of these people corrected their sexual apotemnophilia by getting surgery in third world countries as opposed to seeking therapy; this is the level of decision-making we are dealing with here.
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Ehhhhh, I kinda get where Dong Long Gone is coming from on this one. Silicon Valley has a history of getting together in their gay little club to suppress tech wages with things like no-poach agreements. They've been roasted by the government over stuff like this before. This sounds like just another Calvinball trick to get around anti-collusion laws.
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In addition to being generally too stupid to solve the issues they complain about, collecting "grievances" is just as much a career booster as it is a social booster for social justice activist types. In office, the laundry list of complaints can get anything from co-worker capitulation to actual raises to quiet the whinging and out of office it boosts them up the local progressive stack. It's all emergent from this bizarre idea that the biggest victim is the most moral (or at least authoritative) person present.