I apologize if my post offended you by it’s structure. I always thought of a meme as a cultural piece of information, often in the form of an image, that is spread online. Is your issue that you feel I was attempting to convey too much information or is it the word count or is it my reitteration in the text of the post or is it something else entirely?
I’d like to know what your definition / qualifications are for a meme as it seems mine might be too broad.
That does not sound like any liberal behavior that I am aware of. Do you have any examples that you can share? I would be interested to know what racist/sexist/xenophobic groups are claiming to be liberal.
Maybe not a “plan”, per se, but surely there’s a concept of a plan, right?
These narcissist CEOs cannot grasp the idea that “life” is employees working for themselves and pursuing their own interests instead of working for others.
What kind of commitment does Reid Hoffman have towards seeing his employees win?
What kind of profit sharing do LinkedIn employees enjoy? What’s the salary / compensation disperancy look like between the average employee and the C-Suite executives? What’s the medical insurance and parental leave packages look like? What about education reimbursement?
Seriously, who is “winning” in Reid Hoffman’s ideal scenario?
Check out Rubin and Ed. Not the same type of a WTF movie experience but worth a watch if you appreciated Kung Fury.
And one is still on my “to watch” list, but I am optimistic about it …
It is really sad how many people would trust teachers in a classroom with guns but not books.
The phrase “diversity hire” implies that they were not hired for their abilities. It attacks the person looking for a job rather than one making the hiring decision. So yes, it is a slur.
The purpose of phrases like “diversity hire” is to dehumanize and marginalize without ever having to learn anything about the person you don’t like and you won’t bring about inclusion by embracing those tactics, but it is noticed and called out, but it is done as a conversation and against the individual doing the hiring, not against a group of people who were hired and did nothing wrong.
At least that has been my experience.
I was attempting to responding to your question of “How is this a meme?” with why I considered it a meme.
I’m really confused about your response. In one sentence you say that I both made and did not make a meme. Can you clarify which you consider it to be?
You also claim to not be offended, but your started displeasure with my connent is a clear demonstration of being offended, by definition.
I would still like to hear what you think make a good meme. Your feedback might help me to make better content in the future.