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Re:Amazon security staff reported its own tweets as “suspici... by tmpz22 on Monday March 29, 2021 @01:30PM (#26625279)
But doesn’t their post qualify as gaslighting? The tweets said peeing in bottles due to extreme performance quotas does not happen and it very very clearly happens all the time.
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Re:Amazon security staff reported its own tweets as “suspici... by d1zzy on Monday March 29, 2021 @07:52PM (#26629774)
Amazon is a big employer: what's the percentage of Amazon's employees engage in that? What's the percentage of employees of any other large employer, that directly competes with Amazon (so same market) that engage in similar activities?

Peeing in bottles sounds good as a click bait title but it's easy to not see the forest from the trees if you just focus on one example.

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Re:Amazon security staff reported its own tweets as “suspici... by sbierwagen on Monday March 29, 2021 @04:41PM (#26627873)
Not every untruth is "gaslighting".
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Re:Amazon security staff reported its own tweets as “suspici... by fshbbdssbbgdd on Monday March 29, 2021 @03:47PM (#26627254)
Seems more like simple lying.
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