Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

I saw a great clip on LinkedIn tearing apart Stankey But Now I can't find it. Anyone seen it?

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Post ID: @OP+1b1QRJ7v

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Why the need to rehash the same stuff....over and over again. It’s obvious you get your jollies off of ‘tearing apart’ others. Sad and a bit concerning.

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Post ID: @2cpe+1b1QRJ7v

This is hilarious! I saw a post on Twitter or maybe People Magazine, wait maybe it was USA Today about layoffs....anybody see it? Let me know. It was really important...
Did you even get a HS diploma, GED, middle school diploma....?

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Post ID: @2hwc+1b1QRJ7v

how are we supposed to guess at what video you watched on linked in but cant remember anything about other than you want to use it to arouse yourself when thinking of stankey?

I'm guessing its the jim cramer video putting him and randal in his hall of infamy.

but this post does remind me of several, "I saw something on linkedin and dont remember what it was" posts from earlier in the year.

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Post ID: @1tdo+1b1QRJ7v

It's only cancel culture when you are trying to rile people up and you got nothing but you still trying.

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Post ID: @1nrn+1b1QRJ7v

People actually spend time on LinkedIn?

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Post ID: @1ayq+1b1QRJ7v

@ckv+1b1QRJ7v : you mean how McCarthy and the GOP cancelled Liz Cheney? Or how DeSantis wants to cancel Facebook and Twitter in Florida? Or how the previous president and False News wanted to cancel any professional athlete who chose to kneel? Or how the maga crowd wants to cancel the recent election?

How dare they!

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Post ID: @1wph+1b1QRJ7v

Another strong advocate of cancel culture!

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Post ID: @ckv+1b1QRJ7v

@omy+1b1QRJ7v, do you understand how freedom of speech works? A company - say McDonalds, or LinkedIn, or Twitter, is allowed to remove whatever content and/or restrict behavior and speech of employees as it sees fit. That means if LinkedIn, or Twitter, or McDonalds removes something it is not a violation of our free speech.

This is something that people keep getting wrong. If one person is in favor of, say, the NFL not allowing players to kneel during the anthem or some bakery to not serve an LGBTQ customer, then that person can't get all irate if Twitter or LinkedIn removes content.

Freedom of speech protects us from government censorship - not private companies. Yes, there may be an ethical lapse for companies to do this, but it's in no way illegal.

Carry on

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Post ID: @acv+1b1QRJ7v

Keep digging for dirt to repeat the same thing over and over.

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Post ID: @ucf+1b1QRJ7v

They probably deleted it. Freedom of speech, even though factual, will not be tolerated.

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Post ID: @omy+1b1QRJ7v

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