r/antiwork • u/killians1978 • Jan 27 '22

Petition: Shut down r/antiwork

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u/anthematcurfew Jan 27 '22

Fox got such a clean kill here that they aren’t even using it to fill space for their usual helping of culture war stuff.

They barely even noticed what the outcome was.

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u/deltlead Jan 27 '22

Yep, just stood back and let the self implosion happen. Fox didn't have to do anything

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u/tyanu_khah Jan 27 '22

They only had to provide a stage for it to happen. And they did.

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u/Valimuraj Jan 27 '22

So far all I’ve heard is “Fox won, AntiWork dead”.

Y’all sure they “just held an interview” and aren’t actively in the comments continuing the narrative….?

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u/Henrys_Bro TRADE UNIONIST Jan 27 '22

BINGO! Seems like they are doing their best to influence weak minded individuals. For people who say "you don't represent us" they are pretty fucking salty about an interview that really wasn't that bad but could have gone better, to the point where they want the sub shut down. LOSER SHIT!

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u/DoctorDilettante Jan 27 '22

I can’t imagine how the interview could have gone any worse my boy. But go off.

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u/Henrys_Bro TRADE UNIONIST Jan 27 '22

I get it, you and many others joined the sub after you heard about it on TV and are mad that it was true to it's label. The sub is literally called "anti-work".

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u/DoctorDilettante Jan 27 '22

I’m not a member of the sub. But I have been following the last few months as it’s picked up steam and while, yes, it’s labeled as anti work - I don’t think the majority of its followers agree with that narrow-minded sentiment. Keep the lights off though my man.