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wild_egg 60 days ago | parent | context | favorite | on: Where the goblins came from

Being able to fire someone, thus causing potentially significant hardship, is considered quite normal and acceptable in most lines of work.

somewhatgoated 60 days ago [–]

Yea I didn’t mean actual physical violence but rules need painful consequences in some way to be meaningful?

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