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Re:I got fired from Facebook (for having a YouTube channel) by nashashmi on Tuesday August 27, 2019 @06:50AM (#20808150)
I hate unions but it's abuse like this that reminds me why unions exist at all. Unions basically tell managers that there are rules of engagement they need to respect. And they tell companies that a level of work needs to be guaranteed to them for employment, arbitrary rules will not work, and employment is playing with a life and you need to plan ahead for that.

Sure certain employees abuse it and it attracts other types of employees that could never work at startups. And a guy with his own YouTube channel would rather work for a real company than a unionized one. But there has got to be a balance. Between unbridled employers and managers and systematic ones.

Re:I got fired from Facebook (for having a YouTube channel) by foepys on Tuesday August 27, 2019 @07:02AM (#20808223)
Hate is a very strong emotion. What do you "hate" about them? Why don't you just dislike them?
Re:I got fired from Facebook (for having a YouTube channel) by justin66 on Tuesday August 27, 2019 @10:48AM (#20810114)
Tone policing is the lowest form of criticism.

You are a completely terrible person for posting what you did. (Or is that the appropriate term? What an important question! Let us explore it in depth!)

Re:I got fired from Facebook (for having a YouTube channel) by aiyodev on Sunday September 08, 2019 @04:21PM (#20913157)
They are involuntary. They’ve parasites that often keep more for themselves than the employees they claim to help.
Re:I got fired from Facebook (for having a YouTube channel) by diveanon on Tuesday August 27, 2019 @07:21AM (#20808342)
It's just his American programming speaking.

Americans hate unions because their parents hate unions. Their parents hate unions because they are "socialist".

Re:I got fired from Facebook (for having a YouTube channel) by jjulius on Tuesday August 27, 2019 @08:47AM (#20808964)
I like unions and so do my parents, but keep on keeping on with those blanket generalizations.