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If I could have a chance to fight anyone I wanted; it would be everyone in my companies HR department in a battle royale with folding chairs thrown in the mix.

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Jon Bones Jones

Post: #128

(04-20-2016 09:38 AM)Soulstice Wrote:  If I could have a chance to fight anyone I wanted; it would be everyone in my companies HR department in a battle royale with folding chairs thrown in the mix.

Tough day at the office???

Post: #129

(04-20-2016 10:22 AM)Suits Wrote:  

(04-20-2016 09:38 AM)Soulstice Wrote:  If I could have a chance to fight anyone I wanted; it would be everyone in my companies HR department in a battle royale with folding chairs thrown in the mix.

Tough day at the office???

Thankfully I keep my head down and haven't had anything ever targeted towards me. I play the "Jocky Oaf" character in my office so that everyone feels they're intellectually superior to me. (I notice SJW are most friendly to those they deem inferior to themselves; irony given how they preach equality but feel fulfilled only when they are superior)

It's just I've observed how quickly my HR department comes down to any type of dissent. Watched a good friend/co-worker of mine get walked out recently due to him (the stated reason by HR was different where they cited he is not "conductive to a teamworking environment) basically having an opinion that not everyone is entitled to automatic respect (which I quietly in my mind agreed with).

I've been in a lot of different companies and the recurring theme is ever present of people's lives being uprooted because of a difference of opinion. The man had bills and a family to feed and is now terminated. It's very saddening to watch unfold.

The other recurring theme I see is these clueless people pass judgement on others and they have never worked a hard day in their life and never endured struggles. Most of all these HR brats I see come from cushy backgrounds where responsibility was never more than simply 'showing up'. So they project their own easy lives on others and probably figure to themselves "oh this guy I'm firing will be okay. He's definitely not about to be evicted or starving since we cut off his only source of income". The same types who could always move into their (patriarchal) families paid off home if things went sideways.


I dislike the lack of empathy due to ignorance.


Sorry for being so long winded on just my second post.


Back on topic:

The alternative people I'd want to fight is every single condescending male feminist in a 30 mile radius of me. Also inside a cage with steel chairs thrown in the mix

Post: #130

(06-03-2015 12:05 PM)TheWastelander Wrote:  Different versions of myself. 18-year-old version of myself, 23-year-old version of myself, 26-year-old version of myself, etc. etc.

I'd be most interested in fighting a 23-year-old version of myself and a 35 or 40-year-old version of myself.

I could easily kick my past ass from more than 5 years ago. I'm older, so that's not the same as a 19 year old making the same claim. My middle aged self could whip my young self's ass up and down the street.

Wouldn't want to do it though. Kind of like the guy...

Post: #131

Cenk of the YT, and he can add the rest of the faggots in his lineup since it wouldn't make much of a difference.

Post: #132

Harambe, then we'd go out for a banana bread brew after.

R.I.P.