Well yeah, it's not like you'd have a choice. She does not allow insubordination.
MyBrainHurts
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A) It's not an analogy, it's a summation of facts.
B) I would put heavy money says F Tony finds this person fairly attractive and bizzarely, this situation hasn't arisen with an unattractive female friend.
C) I've been that asshole, I get it. But personally, a huge part of maturing from a boy to a man was learning the difference between friendship and romance, and that a friendship with an attractive woman who seems super compatible doesn't mean a romantic relationship is the next or best step. (Also, how fucking shitty is this to our lady friends?) It's a weird lesson and not one that everyone learns but my God, the world opens up once/if you do figure it out.
I'd like to be friends but only if we can have sex.
Doesn't really sound like a rock solid friendship there.
Ha, had the exact same "huh, wait what?" Moment.
If we want to recruit and maintain the best while underpaying them and reducing physical overhead, remote work seems ideal.
Maybe you should learn more about how the system functions before demanding changes?
Vaccines are largely done in schools with parents having to opt out.
All you've prosed is to add a weird layer of bureaucracy with no discernible benefit.
Edit: And yes, refusals to vaccinate are already part of someone's record. (This system is already used to contact people who have refused and to offer another round of immunizations etc.)
They already are opt out, not opt in.
Sorry, I'm clearly not understanding your position... Vaccines should be mandatory but also not?
"So, look Indigenous and other marginalized folks... I know we've had some less than great history about mandatory government programs. And yes, childhood education is essential, but if you don't agree to this mandatory medical program we will not allow your child in school."
It's a tricky balance but this article doesn't even attempt to explore reasons we might not be making these mandatory, which to my mind is criminally poor reporting and one of my major issues with the Tyee.
Ahhh, that's why NYC is a bastion of affordability...
What a terrible article. Just good goddamn.