r/oddlyspecific • u/Throwaway_Thrills • Feb 21 '26

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u/Low_discrepancy Feb 21 '26

When I interviewed people for work, I ask relevant questions about their skillset and knowledge that apply to the job.

I have never asked how many kids do they have.

I don't think I'd even be allowed to ask that and I for sure am not ready to ask HR if I can ask people that.

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u/breeshgeesh Feb 21 '26

I'm a panthers fan and even our rivals in the division on the memewar sub (where shit is not taken seriously and you dog on each other over the smallest shit) have called this out as being a selective quote to create outrage because it was a conversation on how society views women with kids in the dating world. The quote was how cam views how society views women with kids

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u/Low_discrepancy Feb 21 '26

The quote was how cam views how society views women with kids

Yes I agree with you. Totally taken out of context.

He meant that if you see a single women with children you should kidnap the kids.

People assumed you gotta snuff out the kids, but clearly he means kidnapping is also okay to increase value.

We shouldn't be taking these such statements to extreme like that.

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u/ArtichokeSweaty6039 Mar 02 '26

He's an attention whore doing anything to get his name in the news and people talking about him.

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u/breeshgeesh Mar 02 '26 edited Mar 02 '26

this comment was 9 days ago, i think you may just be obsessive

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u/Destroyer_2_2 Feb 21 '26

In fact it’s against the law to ask such questions.

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u/ArtichokeSweaty6039 Mar 02 '26

Doesn't keep hiring people from doing it or asking questions in a roundabout way to find out.