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Look at all the weak slaves for T-Mobile.
You’re on layoff.com commenting anonymously while I’m doing real work.
Enjoy being Sieverts bi--h.
Great example of someone going through a major setback (like losing a job) and, instead of moving forward, they spiral into anger, conspiracy theories, even harassment. What’s going on?
At our core, we all need three things to feel okay:
Security (stability, safety)
Significance (feeling important, valued)
Connection (belonging somewhere)
When something big and painful (a "canon event") takes those away, like a layoff, some people panic. They scramble to fill the void, and extremist narratives swoop in like, "You weren’t fired because of budgets, you were silenced by the deep state!" Suddenly, they’re the "hero whistleblower," lashing out at former bosses, spreading wild theories, and getting validation from online echo chambers, like this one.
It doesn’t excuse harmful behavior (harassment = always wrong). But understanding why it happens helps.
Nothing will be exposed. This is a harassment case and the so called “whistleblower” is the defendant. For some reason he thinks this will be his time to blow all his whistles but all that will be discussed is harassment. I predict he will end up with a restraining order and lose his perch on the corner of DNT and Warren. So it will be a win for Jon and TMobile. Let’s see how it goes.
Is it me or does this guy seem more and more delulu like Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively? Crying wolf when he doesn’t get his way and being the aggressor rather than the victim he is trying to portray. We see how well that is playing out for them.
“You obviously don’t understand the law because there were no Private Property signs.
You’d file harassment charges on the Girl Scouts passing out cookies.”
It’s about intent. Your intention was to harass, embarrass, etc. Theirs would not be.
His house Marc? With his wife and children? Come on now. You act as if Jon owns TMobile…he is an employee just like the rest.
I bet there are no trespassing/soliciting signs. Almost ever gated community in north Dallas has them. You trespassed, dipsh-t.
It’s embarrassing how many weak people are taking up for a corporation that has silenced a whistleblower with censorship.
You are failing your children.
You obviously don’t understand the law because there were no Private Property signs.
You’d file harassment charges on the Girl Scouts passing out cookies.
Entering a gated community that you don't belong to without permission or a right to be there constitutes criminal trespass under Texas law.
Texas penal code 30.05.
If this guy had any legal rights to stand on he would have lawyers fighting to defend him looking for that big pay day but he has absolutely no representation. You’d think that would be his sign to move on.
what fryers address?
The fact that you admitted to entering into a gated community that you do not belong to and then handed out fliers and took pictures in front of his home is harassment. You have officially fallen off the deep end dude.
But you ARE harassing him, dum--ss. Your profile picture was you at his home.
If you think I’m gonna allow Jon Freier to falsely accuse me of harassment, you’re a dum--ss.
Good job Marc! What happens now?
What did this accomplish again? Dude you’re losing it.