Anonymous #1 12w

ACLU

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Anonymous OP 12w

cool thx also this reminds me of the people protesting the IDF should be able to SA detainees

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Anonymous #2 12w

They’re still employing sexual abusers.

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Anonymous ireallylikepancakes 12w

I mean their responsibility hinges on whether or not it was possible to tell they were sexual abusers during the hiring process

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Anonymous #2 12w

It’s their responsibility to do the bare minimum and not hire sexual abusers to a position where they hold power over people?

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Anonymous #2 12w

They’re responsible for termination

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Anonymous ireallylikepancakes 12w

Yes, to the extent thats possible.

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Anonymous #2 12w

Even that’s a better argument than the one they came up with (this is from 2018 btw)

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Anonymous #5 12w

Yeah, thats a dumb argument

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Anonymous #5 12w

Reading that…

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Anonymous #2 12w

Hey buddy, most private industries are legally required to take responsibility for their employees actions while in the clock, this is just them getting away with not doing their job by turning blind eyes

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