• luciferofastora@feddit.org
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    3 months ago

    I think you’re missing the core point: You assume finding a different job is easy for everyone, or even just possible for everyone. I don’t think that’s true. More accurately, I know that’s not true.

    To quit without a new job lined up puts you in a precarious position, like jumping off the edge and hoping there’s somewhere to land. If you can’t be sure, you would naturally hesitate. That’s why I’ve been saying to create a safety net that allows them to jump off anyway because they know they’ll be caught and find their way to solid footing.

    Those who could easily find stable employment that covers their expenses elsewhere absolutely should. I’m not defending them.

    I’m defending those that you overlook because it’s easier to condemn collectively.

    • Rekorse@sh.itjust.works
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      3 months ago

      I’m not really convinced. I’ve quit a job for moral reasons without anything else lined up, and I have a house, kids, and cars. These Meta employees make at least triple what I do, but somehow I have more financial freedom than they do? Explain that part to me.

      My guess is simply that I’m comfortable cutting expenses while most of these Meta employees aren’t. I dont understand why anyone would rather break their morals than cut expenses. Thats why I said they are greedy.