Pro-fascism Bolsonaro truck has been driving through Union County (and probably other areas in/around NJ & NYC) for 5+ months, blaring music.SailingSpark t1_jd4lra1 wrote
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>I asked, “Why did you leave an authoritarian government for fear of your life only to want another authoritarian government?”
Authoritarianism is easy, you just do what they tell you to do. One of my co-workers is pro-fascist/Authoritarian, not that he will admit it. There is not a rule, recommendation, or a law he will break. If he is told to do something a certain way, he will do it that way, no ifs, ands, or buts.
tmssX t1_jd4n4fh wrote
My authoritarian coworker got back from vacation and it was so nice not hearing the words publicly executed
Deslah t1_jd5row2 wrote
Following instructions in a work setting or obeying the laws of the country/state/country/city you live in isn't being "pro-fascist/authoritarian". It usually means you're a good worker and a decent resident in your community.
So, please tell us more about these horrendous situations in which he's told to do something in a certain way and he actually does it that way.
Legitimate_Page t1_jd7jr7n wrote
Found the guy driving 55 on 295.
Deslah t1_jd7klck wrote
Nah, more like 115mph on the German autobahn--outside of the speed limit zones, of course.
Legitimate_Page t1_jd7ko40 wrote
Ah yes, I forgot where I was. r/Germany
Deslah t1_jd7lffr wrote
The fascist safety offices here won't let us stand on the top rung either. Fascists everywhere!
Legitimate_Page t1_jd7lvre wrote
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SailingSpark t1_jd6jjj4 wrote
How about not once putting a foot on the upper rungs of a ladder because it is "illegal"?
Deslah t1_jd7bpj7 wrote
Imagine considering someone 'sheeple' for not wanting to end up paralyzed--that's the most NJ'est thing I've read on here in a long time.
The Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (OSH Act) was passed to prevent workers from being killed or otherwise harmed at work. The law (yes, the law) requires employers to provide their employees with working conditions that are free of known dangers.
Ladder Basics:
- When on a ladder, never face away from it.
- Never stand on the top rung of the step ladder.
That top rung is, at best, for your hands, not your feet. Ladder too short? Get a longer fucking ladder.
psilosophist t1_jd7ds7d wrote
Sounds like someone who knows their OSHA rules. Following OSHA rules is fantastic for malicious compliance.
SailingSpark t1_jd85x4p wrote
I don't disagree with you. But him saying it is "illegal" was the thing that got me.
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