Re:Poor mental health at work 'widespread'
by mistersquid on Tuesday September 11, 2018 @10:19AM
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> You are more than welcome to start your own business with a more relaxed environment, but don’t be surprised when a company with a lower work/life balance puts you out of business.
This quote from your earlier comment comes after you finish "describing the problem".
Taken together, the rhetorical effect is an expression of fatalism. Your formulation accepts the currently destructive state of affairs. It's disingenuous to say "all I am doing is describing the system".
You're describing the system and then subtly suggesting any attempt to improve matters is folly.
EDIT: Fix number agreement in first sentence.
Re:Poor mental health at work 'widespread'
by danieltillett on Tuesday September 11, 2018 @08:16PM
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I am not accepting the current state of affairs, I just don’t have a good solution to change it. Neither does the GP, nor anyone else here.
I don't have a good solution given the current economic system.