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Currently the "discussion of leverage" you are talking about is out of the hands of the leaders who run these programs. The amount of disrespect you have shown
by figgis 1y ago
Currently the "discussion of leverage" you are talking about is out of the hands of the leaders who run these programs.
The amount of disrespect you have shown for someone that is just telling you 99% of federal workers have absolutely no leverage says a lot.
- stavros 1y agoIsn't the US supposed to be the birthplace of modern democracy? When did you guys forget about protests and rallies?
- SpicyLemonZest 1y agoIt's just not practical to organize a rally to save a niche cybersecurity program. People are busy protesting to protect Medicaid and keep themselves out of foreign gulags, they can't divert the attention to CVE.
- stavros 1y agoThat's fine, protests aren't surgical tools anyway. As long as people are protesting, it's OK.
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- nosianu 1y ago> Isn't the US supposed to be the birthplace of modern democracy? I would not dare not mention the revolutions in England and in France. And before that some Greece city states, and definitely Rome. The US declaration of independence is just another point.
- mmooss 1y ago> Currently the "discussion of leverage" you are talking about is out of the hands of the leaders who run these programs. That's an assertion without any any argument. It means nothing. > The amount of disrespect you have shown for someone that is just telling you 99% of federal workers have absolutely no leverage says a lot. What does it say? Why is such a person somehow special?