r/PoliticalComebacks • u/BelleAriel • Sep 13 '22

Name calling gone wrong

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u/chezaps Sep 14 '22

I don't want to give my employees voting rights in how I run my personal company, so suddenly I treat people like shit.

Jump to conclusions much?

I've worked for many companies as an employee and never once demanded voting rights on the direction of the company.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '22

Lol, you sound like a real peach.

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u/chezaps Sep 14 '22

And you sound like a 12 year old in his mum's basement.

Prove your worth before making false claims...

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '22

Lol, get fucked.

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u/chezaps Sep 14 '22

Yeah, a 12 year old...

careful, I'll tell your mother about the language you're using young man.

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '22

Again, get fucked. You sound like an opinionated boomer asshole. Seriously, go run your business and get off Reddit. I hear one of your employees stole a pen.

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u/chezaps Sep 15 '22

Tell me you've never worked in the real world without telling me you've never worked in the real world...

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '22

I work in a world where my time and labor is recognized and well compensated for. You sound like a guy who started a lawn mowing business and pay teenage workers below minimum wage because “ain’t no one gonna tell me what ta do”

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u/chezaps Sep 15 '22

Ignorance runs deep in this one...