The February post said Patel’s “retard rating just went to all time highs. Congratulations Kash.”
Patel thought the post warranted a reply, and pressured agents to “continuously” respond with the bureau’s “record year results.”
I kind of feel that maybe, instead of passing laws to keep children off social media because they can’t handle it, we should be focusing on keeping certain adults off because they can’t handle it.
I’m fairly confident that a typical fifteen-year-old is more able to deal with social media comments than this.
EDIT: More seriously, though, maybe institutionalize that organizations should have a dedicated public relations team handle social media and not have leaders do so.
EDIT2: I remember reading through FOIA logs of phone messages for J. Edgar Hoover from back when he was running the FBI. The overwhelming majority were from people who were drunk or crackpots. At that point in time, we understood that there should be a secretary interfacing with said calls and screening them, where the leader never even sees the calls unless they’re something actually significant and relevant. I feel like maybe organizational standards have not kept up with technology.
You say that, but I don’t know if I find that much more comforting than actually having all these lunatics unmask themselves so brazenly, it’s actually kind of refreshing, honestly.
It’s helpful if they ever aren’t in power, but I worry they have dropped the mask because they have the system rigged enough to never face consequences.
I kind of feel that maybe, instead of passing laws to keep children off social media because they can’t handle it, we should be focusing on keeping certain adults off because they can’t handle it.
I’m fairly confident that a typical fifteen-year-old is more able to deal with social media comments than this.
EDIT: More seriously, though, maybe institutionalize that organizations should have a dedicated public relations team handle social media and not have leaders do so.
EDIT2: I remember reading through FOIA logs of phone messages for J. Edgar Hoover from back when he was running the FBI. The overwhelming majority were from people who were drunk or crackpots. At that point in time, we understood that there should be a secretary interfacing with said calls and screening them, where the leader never even sees the calls unless they’re something actually significant and relevant. I feel like maybe organizational standards have not kept up with technology.
You say that, but I don’t know if I find that much more comforting than actually having all these lunatics unmask themselves so brazenly, it’s actually kind of refreshing, honestly.
same, i like it when my enemies feel comfortable enough to show their true colors
It’s helpful if they ever aren’t in power, but I worry they have dropped the mask because they have the system rigged enough to never face consequences.