Topic: Vocalon: apply for employment as a "regular" teenaged guy.
Anonymous A started this discussion 12 years ago #37,829
Once you have the job, allow a suitable period to prove your efficiency as a worker. Once you have accomplished this, inform your employers that you are transitioning. Under most state and federal laws, you cannot be dismissed for reasons of gender or sexuality.This is assuming you genuinely want to work.
Anonymous B joined in and replied with this 12 years ago, 18 minutes later[^] [v] #507,418
You're so behind it's not funny.
vocalon !74TdoRkjCc joined in and replied with this 12 years ago, 1 hour later, 2 hours after the original post[^] [v] #507,434
@OP
> implying working is the end-all absolute good
> implying having a steady job gives you value outside of capitalism
> implying we don't have the resources to make a society where mundane jobs can't be done by robots
> implying the stigma around jobs being done by robots isnt based in the fear of losing value in the world of capitalism
this is especially prevalent when you have job positions like HR. that job would just straight-up not exist if mundane jobs like fast food or clothes-folding or what have you were done by machines. you don't need to fuckin'... like... pay robots. i'd say keep 'em plugged in and they'd be happy but they wouldn't because robots can't fuckin' emote.
so, why is it that losing your job or even, god forbid, not having one is so stigmatized? it's capitalism. if you can't work under capitalism, you don't deserve human rights. sound familiar?
> implying working is the end-all absolute good
> implying having a steady job gives you value outside of capitalism
> implying we don't have the resources to make a society where mundane jobs can't be done by robots
> implying the stigma around jobs being done by robots isnt based in the fear of losing value in the world of capitalism
this is especially prevalent when you have job positions like HR. that job would just straight-up not exist if mundane jobs like fast food or clothes-folding or what have you were done by machines. you don't need to fuckin'... like... pay robots. i'd say keep 'em plugged in and they'd be happy but they wouldn't because robots can't fuckin' emote.
so, why is it that losing your job or even, god forbid, not having one is so stigmatized? it's capitalism. if you can't work under capitalism, you don't deserve human rights. sound familiar?