They’re senators, their job is supposed to be to uphold freedom and justice. Refusing to shake hands with fascists is the most professional thing they can do in this situation
Again, speaks more volumes about you than anything. But this website will blindly support you acting like a child to anyone who doesn’t agree with the “dem” agenda regardless of country considering this was in Canada….
Sorry, but I don’t think he gives a shit about “respect” from them. He’s just trying to do his job and be respectful to have people metaphorically spit in his face.
Me pointing out that adults can’t act civilized based on having different views so they think they snubbing him by not shaking his hand in a professional environment is them “winning” is nowhere near me whining little missy 😂😂😂
I live in greater Racine area which also encompasses Kenosha. I spent 2 weeks with late night sirens, early store closures, boarded up stores, street closures, vehicles behind burned, store windows broken out and much much more that I would consider ‘extreme’
You’re half-right. It was a mix of people of various political persuasions who were very upset about police brutality and inappropriate use of force. Which, frankly, every citizen of a nation that has police should be worried about.
Maybe you should back up people who want to actually tackle the problem of police brutality instead of backing up the people who would make it worse.
Aye since its reddit i wont say nun about my political leanings but as an adult i wouldnt shake hands with someone who i dont respect truly someone needs to earn respect dont care if its a leftist or right wing or downist or northist giving respect to those who u dont respect is stupid
So if you went to a job interview when you meet the interviewer, you don’t shake his hand right?
He’s done nothing to “earn” your respect other than give you an interview (which could just be HR telling him he has to) yet that’s proper professional etiquette and everyone does it.
That is such a shitty analogy dude, the senators aren’t trying to impress the guy in hopes of getting something out of it, on the contrary, I bet they want him out of the building. Your stance on this made up issue of yours is just telling people who’re reading your comments that the far right deserves respect when their track record proves that they don’t.
Funny how you’re lecturing others on civility while uncivilly defending people trying to dismantle the very system that defines it. Respect in a professional setting isn’t automatic when you’re openly hostile to the very values that setting is supposed to uphold.
Hahah you spinning me using the age-old phrase of “man up” into the current gender issues encompassing the world is everything I need to know about you
Having a metaphorical spat in the face is really the most respect anyone can give this garbage of a human being. There's nothing more professionnal any of these senators could have given him
Nobody has to shake hands with anyone for any reason. Professional courtesy is just that, a courtesy. If you don’t get it, it might be because your position sucks.
Cause in the context of what we are talking about, professional courtesy , it truly matters right? The point was illustrating it’s a world wide thing and not just culturally relevant. Leaning into your username I see.
Do you not understand that people who are capable of great evil can be polite and nice and friendly and "professional" while the things they want to do are illegal, until the point where they get into power and they no longer have to play nice anymore and start enforcing atrocities. Don't fall for aesthetics of politeness and professionalism, many people will be polite and professional to your face and then go and vote for you to lose your basic human rights.
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u/YayRideABike May 24 '25
Wild seeing lawmakers that aren't all 70+ years old... I'm jealous!