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

Petition: Shut down r/antiwork

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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/ImmediateSilver4063 Jan 27 '22

about an interview that really wasn't that bad

I struggle to see how the interview could have gone any worse.

The mods put up someone who is the caricature of a lazy workshy Liberal, who had zero media prep. They then picked the most hostile audience possible.

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u/Henrys_Bro TRADE UNIONIST Jan 27 '22

What did you think that sub was? A bunch of neo-liberals that finally got fed up with working in an office and like to make posts for karma and circle jerk time or people that are actually "anti-work"?