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When you can no longer call people faggots, and even "retard" is a verboten word on the internet these days, the redditards are left with no more insults, and are forced to go back to using elementary school insults that offends no one, and only makes them look like even bigger manchildren than they already are.“Elon Muskrat”
“President Elon”
“The Felon President”
It’s all so retarded and pathetic. They constantly write shit like this, as if it’s some kind of win.
They’re demoralized, pathetic creatures.
This would have more weight if the Fed didn't do everything in its power to help the rest of the world on humanitarian reasons at the expense of the tax payer who is feeling the squeeze.Look, taxation is theft and fuck the IRS and etc, but... come on. Everybody has a sob story about how they're special and the rules don't apply to them. Kiwifarms exists to document people like this. A "no exceptions, ever" policy makes perfect sense here.
We've been through decades of destroying blue collar jobs thanks to federal policy pushing 'free trade' and all the government had to tell those suddenly out of work was to train for a better career; while the government initially made a feeble attempt to provide some job retraining -- which to no one's surprise did nothing but squander more money -- eventually they gave up and let their journalistic lackeys parrot the "Learn to Code" meme at them from the safety of what we've learned now to be indirectly federally subsidized careers by way of USAID. But *now* when government toadies finally get to experience a taste of what many a tax payer has already felt, we're all supposed to cry at the self-aggrandizing sob stories. This all from the 'Party of the People' that supposedly deeply cares for the American working class that they've obliquely treated with spite by continually fucking them over further by importing in foreign labor, repeatedly equating them with evil incarnate for being born white, and letting drug dealers push fentanyl upon their communities without consequence.Why should we feel sympathy for federal employees fired by DOGE?
If the situation were reversed, how many of them would show empathy for you or your family? History shows a pattern of federal overreach and lack of compassion.
Think about the lockdowns that disrupted so many lives, the Ruby Ridge standoff, the mishandling during Hurricane Katrina, the unethical MKULTRA experiments, and the internment of Japanese Americans during WW2—examples of federal actions that caused immense suffering without regard for the human cost.
How often have these employees enforced rules without considering the impact on real people? Consider the veterans denied benefits or individuals refused healthcare due to some obscure bureaucratic technicality. Even the IRS has policies that explicitly forbid agents from showing compassion to taxpayers in crisis, instead directing them to suicide hotlines rather than offering relief from overwhelming debt.
Yes, some of these roles might be necessary, much like the tax collectors of the Middle Ages. But being necessary doesn’t entitle them to automatic sympathy. Actions and systems have consequences, and empathy should work both ways
Fed jobs in theory were jobs for life unless you willingly left for private sector/diedI am asking this in good faith, genuinely, but can anyone with personal experience with these people explain how sheltered they were before all this started happening? I'm seeing posts and videos about the layoffs and the things they're mentioning as being super shocking are things that have been very common for at least 10 years now in the private sector. Are they really that insulated, or is it more that their jobs were supposed to be more stable?
The latter makes sense, but then if that's actually the case, why are they talking about it the way they are?
This is more that I'm surprised about the layoffs themselves. One of the ones that hit me kind of weird was a woman upset she was fired by an HR person she didn't know. That's been what's been happening for a while. I understand her being shocked about losing her job at all, but if she's been paying attention to the people around her she'd know about the HR-stranger-danger.Fed jobs in theory were jobs for life unless you willingly left for private sector/died
this shit is triggering my fucking autism holy shit, if youre such a baby and cant even speak his name why call him voldemort of all things, a name that isnt supposed to be spoken. fucking redditors cant even follow the rules of their favorite hollywood fairy tale world correctly
This is a bit of a tangent, but I work adjacent to public lands management and although I'm not particularly happy with the direction that Trump is taking public lands, this "Alt National Park Service" page caught my attention several months ago. It is one of the faggiest things I've ever seen. I have a handful of colleagues who love it, and it is just the whiniest group of miserable fucks I've seen in this industry. They've recently started posting fight club quotes as "the official resistance team of the NPS". What a bunch of losers.
I love seeing all the Tik Toks of useless people crying whether they’re government workers or living off of welfare. It’s great. Its exactly what I voted for.The people who told you Biden's economy is great and he's the best president of their lifetime would rather kill themselves than go back on the job market.
I love seeing all the Tik Toks of useless people crying whether they’re government workers or living off of welfare. It’s great. Its exactly what I voted for.
I am asking this in good faith, genuinely, but can anyone with personal experience with these people explain how sheltered they were before all this started happening? I'm seeing posts and videos about the layoffs and the things they're mentioning as being super shocking are things that have been very common for at least 10 years now in the private sector. Are they really that insulated, or is it more that their jobs were supposed to be more stable?
The latter makes sense, but then if that's actually the case, why are they talking about it the way they are?
Every time there's a local election, there are some retards who waste their life savings trying to "get into politics". This isn't how it works. Unless you have a major backer astroturfing you, you and all your grand ideas will get 0.001% of the vote and a bankruptcy.Forget the would, they have posted anyone that voted for Trump deserves to be homeless after saying no one deserves what's happening to them.
So yeah, fuck them.
That said the horror is in the other thread where they talked about their plans if let go. Half want to go into politics the other half to law school. Fucking hell. Meet AOC 2.0 gents.