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You have not earned the right to be heard in this context. You have not earned the right to direct the attention of others. You have violated the sacred trust
by ankushnarula 1y ago
You have not earned the right to be heard in this context.
You have not earned the right to direct the attention of others.
You have violated the sacred trust placed in you by your employer by exploiting your access to a public-facing employer event.
If you cannot control your thymotic impulses where you earn your food and shelter, then you cannot be trusted again.
You must accept the consequences of your moral convictions.
This is dharmic justice.
- catlifeonmars 1y agoMeh. There’s nothing sacred about the relationship between employers and employees. If you think something is horribly wrong it’s your prerogative if you want to protest. You’ll probably have to eat the consequences though.