We had a black guy, who got hired on as a manager, and he was the absolute most incompetent person I have ever seen in management.
You just hated the fact that black person had muscle. Now granted I'm pretty sure the owners were white. But it burned you to your core to see black person have power. That's when you REALLY see a white person's true colors come out.
White people LOVE it when black people are janitors and cleaners. They love it. In fact white people go out of their way to treat the black janitor nicely "
Hey Leroy. See the knicks game last night ? Steph Curry. What a player"
White ppl are often super nice to black people when that black person is in inferior position
That simply means he was confident. When a black man is confident that means he was arrogant
So arrogant that he made everyone absolutely hate him, which caused them to do things to intentionally piss him off.
I bet lunch time was just one bigger n*gger fest. Right ? That fking n*gger. Fking n*gger.
"How did this n*gger get this job ?"
Employees hated him so much, that if they saw a mistake, they would intentionally not correct it, just to see him flip out. Packages with the wrong production, or going to the wrong address, all would slide by simply because the employees hated him so much
Wasn't you the one who said
Yet you have this one black guy, whose making you
And then turning you and the rest of your white and non black buddies into
Still think we can't hurt you ? All it took was you having a black boss for you to lose your mind and get so emotional.
What did he do that was so terrible? Everything. He was a disaster
He is not here to defend himself. He is not here to give his side of the story.
One day he walked in, and proclaimed that there will no longer be any chairs in the warehouse. Problem is we had some women who did inventory work on computers. They removed their chairs. We had women, on their knees.... on the floor... at their desks.... to do their job.
He is not here to defend himself. He is not here to give his side of the story
And the guy was a prolific liar. He lied about absolutely everything. We had a lady that was sick with the flu (this was 2 years ago). She was absolutely incoherent. Couldn't work. Snot rolling down her nose. Tears from her red eyes. She did absolutely nothing all day. I asked in bewilderment "Why are you here?!?".
He is not here to defend himself. He is not here to give his side of the story
She said this manager told her you can't use sick days for the first 90 days of employment. She said she was going to contact the HR Department. The manager said, 'you can do that, but I'm in charge, and it will just come back to me, and I'll know what you have said'. Clearly a threat. She contacted HR anyway, sure enough he came got her, and started chewing her out, for wanting to use a sick day when she was clearly sick and the employee handbook itself says you can use sick time from the start of employment.
He is not here to defend himself. He is not here to give his side of the story
This is a tiny tiny fraction of what all this guy did. This black man was a holy terror, and the least competent manager I have ever dealt with in my life, and I can't even begin to list everything he did while he was there.
Meanwhile you were all plotting against him, blanking him when you walked past him, talking shit about him in the lunch break, trying to sabotage his work, make him look bad. Fk out my face.
You just didn't like the fact that a confident masculine black man had a little bit of authority.
There were a couple of incompetent white senior executives that I reported to not many years ago before retiring, who were not only incompetent,
but were flat out under qualified based on today's standards.
Because they had been in their positions so long, their brains were fossilized, and they did not evolve with the cmpany, yet they were allowed to stay in position by the board of directors based on seniority, and in some cases having a family member or a friend who sat on the board.
And on that board there was not a single non white face. And to this day that has not changed.
They were clearly the beneficiaries of a time when non whites were forced into the menial jobs, or not hired at all.
This type of preferential culture/system was in effect at every job level throughout that company.
Being that type of generational beneficiary, created generational poverty for non whites on a mass scale that predates any corrective legislation back to a time, not long ago when non whites and women were not even ALLOWED to apply for certain positions, and still has not been erased by the legislation that was passed.
That scenario plays out all over corporate America everyday of the week, and is in no danger of changing anytime soon.
And on that board there was not a single non white face. And to this day that has not changed.
And why is that a problem? See this is my issue. You assume that a non-white face must be hired, in order for things to improve.
Additionally you seem to be implying that there was racism involved, when you already said it was based on seniority.
Being that type of generational beneficiary, created generational poverty for non whites on a mass scale that predates any corrective legislation back to a time, not long ago when non whites and women were not even ALLOWED to apply for certain positions, and still has not been erased by the legislation that was passed.
Here's my problem with that. If you start your own company, which anyone can.... how does this one specific companies rules, "create generational poverty" for non-whites?
Any black person can start their own company, and do business. Any black person. There thousands of companies in this country founded and run by black people, even to this day.
So explain to me how one company, with a policy of seniority, has created generational poverty? And how do you explain rich black people, if these companies have created generational poverty for non-whites?
And here's my problem with your basic thrust.
The only way you could pass legislation to force people to not give their companies to their relatives, is by taking away people's rights to their businesses.
The problem with that is, the moment you do that two things are going to happen.
First, a lot of companies are going to go private.
Here’s a list of the most popular listed companies that went private in recent decades.
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Companies go private quite a bit. In fact, there is a drastic decline in public companies, and I would suggest the primary reason is because of this socialistic type of meddling that left-wing do-gooders are trying to push.
You take that company private, and now you have no say at all, and they don't have to release SEC statements to the public, that let you sit around complaining about how much money they made.
Unless the inequitable lack of access to private markets is addressed, retirement savers will continue to be deprived of the ability to participate in high-growth business models and feel markets operate for the benefit of well-connected "insiders."
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The number of public companies fell from 7,300 in 1996, to 3,600 in 2016.
The rich people who run and own those companies haven't changed, but now you don't know about them.
And private companies still have stocks, just sold privately. Which is bad for average people like us, because now you can't buy shares in those company. Only rich people with connections can.
That will happen, so that you can't try and dictate who runs those companies. So nothing will improve, only now you can't invest in those companies anymore. Rich get richer, poor get poorer. That's what trying to legislate the how companies run will result in.
The second thing that will happen, is those same rules you try and impose, will be imposed on you.
Say you work your butt off like Chris Gardner who started his own brokerage firm, or any of the other black business founders.
February is Black History Month in the U.S. and Canada, so let’s celebrate by looking at some examples of successful black-owned businesses. This list of black-owned businesses will showcase the...
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Now if you read the story of Chris Gardner, he went through hell. Worked his butt off. Created this big company.
He has a son, and he's 66 years old. Should he have the right, as founder and CEO of his company, to pass it on to his kids? Yes or no?
This is a guy that was from a broken family, mother in prison, father abusive, was in foster care, ended up with a toddler and a wife that left him, and was homeless for a while.
Built a company from the ground up. Now you want to say you should be able to dictate who is on the executive board of this guys company?
Again, whatever rules you put in place for others, those rules will be used against you. If you use the power of government to take over some other persons company, that same power will be used against you, or someone you care about.
What happens when your son is in company 40 years, and someone says... nope need someone younger and fresh. Can't have them giving your son a position because of his seniority.
Now if the company decides that is their policy fine. But if the government steps in, and takes your son's job away, because you wanted government dictating who is on the executive staff....
This is one of the universal myths of left-wing ideology. It's always someone else. Not you. Someone else will pay the taxes, not you. Someone else will have those regulations on them, not you. Reminds me of a Russian whose great grand father supported Stalin, right to the day the great purge rounded him up, and had him killed.
Those show trials will only happen to other people, not me.
The solution to poverty, is not to sit around trying to figure out how to screw over other people. The solution to poverty, is not to figure out how to get government, to force other people, to do what you want.
The solution to poverty is to go out and earn your own wealth. 1-800-GOT-JUNK, was started by a first year college student, and $700. Brian, bought a used pickup truck with $700 he had saved working Mc-Jobs, and started hauling trash in the pickup. Dropped out of high school, put an ad in the paper to pickup junk for $80 a load. From 1989 with one pickup, to 1993 with three pickups and employees to drive them, to 1997 with 2 franchise, to 2005 with a income of $72 Million a year.
If Brian had been sitting around waiting for some company to open a spot on the executive board, he'd still be poor today, complaining "The little man can't get ahead".
The solution to poverty, is going out there and making stuff happen.
How Mexican immigrant Jordi Munoz set up the largest US-based drone manufacturer, a company called 3D Robotics.
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If only this Mexican had been waiting for those white people on the executive board to allow a non-white in.... just think what he could have done with is life.