I got put in silent lunch one time because I fell asleep during a guy describing his time in Japan as a teacher by my asshole homeroom teacher (she thought I was acting up because another teacher woke me up and she only saw that). That was unfair and I absolutely hated middle school, but this is a whole new level of fucked.
I worked for SkyWest over 10 years ago as a ground worker. I canât even remember what they called their fake union (wouldnât have been SkyWest Inflight Association) but yeah. We also had some âyou donât need a union, theyâre badâ propaganda as part of our training.
Honestly, it was a pretty fun job as a college student but some of that stuff made me feel a little dirty
Edit: memory remembered SAFA, and Google says that stands for SkyWest Airlines Frontline Association. In hindsight, yeah, pretty bad.
Thatâs their money making model, target people who need mental Healthcare, tell them itâs not a mental health problem, itâs a spiritual problem, and they need to pay and participate in their religion and avoid mental Healthcare.
It was Hubbardâs favorite target. In all honestly, the treatment was pretty horrible and used indiscriminately in the past. Itâs now used in much more focused and responsible ways when nothing else works.
so technically (historically) electro shock therapy has been used more akin to Pavlovian training. where as ECT is more along the lines of helping develop muscle mass or the ability to use them more effectively/efficiently as you can externally actuate them that way.
From what i understand, itâs really commonly used in physical therapy to help with that general line of work.
And you just know Texas lawmakers were fine with this because the right people got paid off to look the other way by Musk.
The dangers of mercury poisoning are well understood. Weâre talking about insanity, paralysis and death. Nobody can pull a, âwe had no ideaâ excuse. Google âMinimata Japan disasterâ if you want to know what happens when a corporation poisons people with mercury for nearly 40 years.
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In an email to students and faculty on Wednesday, Ms Shafik wrote that she has overseen a "period of turmoil where it has been difficult to overcome divergent views across our community".
Yeah that's the most essential part of running a university, is you gotta overcome any divergent views
"This period has taken a considerable toll on my family, as it has for others in our community."
Imagine if they were in pieces, in a rubble strewn ditch somewhere. Or buried under a bunch of concrete. But yeah having your decisions criticized must be tough too.
âIt has been distressing - for the community, for me as president and on a personal level - to find myself, colleagues, and students the subject of threats and abuse.â
Yeah I mean imagine if the police came up and tackled and pepper sprayed you
That would certainly be distressing if that had happened
Lady: NONE OF THIS IS ABOUT YOU. It wasn't back when it was happening, and it still isn't, now.
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