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Don't Ask Out Female Co Workers - MGTOW Sandman 276 Views • 3 years ago

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This video is brought to you by a donation from George. He didn't give me a topic and told me to choose something myself. So I'd like to read something I found on Reddit called: "Dude risked his employment to learn a hard lesson". It's a long read so before I get to it let me first tell everyone about today's sponsor Surviving 4th Wave Feminism: Anyways, here's the comment someone posted on Reddit and I quote: "I was invited to my company’s luxury box to watch a football game. Normally a couple of bigwigs are there, a few big money clients or vendors, and a handful of other people. I was excited to go. One of the vendors brought a couple of their employees, including a woman who I would guess is in her late 20’s/early 30’s. She’s very attractive. About midway through the 2nd quarter, I was standing at the drink rail behind the seats, and she was across the room in a different conversation. I was turned partly in her direction while I was talking to our CFO, and she & I made eye contact. She smiled, I smiled. About 2 minutes later, she’s standing next to me. We strike up a conversation about the play on the field. She’s been a fan of this team for a long time. Conversation keeps going. We talk about the game, about our jobs, about our pets, then our hobbies, then where we went to school. We’ve got a lot in common, apparently. For the rest of the game, we keep talking. Other than getting drinks or using the restroom, neither of us moved from that spot on the drink rail. As the conversation goes, she’s laughing and smiling. Begins touching my arm when she laughs. Personal space shrinks and we’re standing in very close proximity (so much so that we’re talking on normal conversational voices, despite being in a crowded place). At one point, I had my hand on my beer, she had her hand on her drink, our hands were close. She reached her pinky out, and we....I dunno....held hands (fingers?) for a few minutes. Until one of us took a drink. Anyway- The football is winding down, all I’ve seen are green lights. My flirting game isn’t strong, but....I was sure this was going well. Anyway, exact quote from me- “I’m enjoying this, and think you’re cool. Would you like to meet up again sometime for a drink or something?” She flips out. I hear (loudly) how she HAS A BOYFRIEND (in a tone I can only describe as a mix of aghast and disgusted). I’m surprised she didn’t finish the sentence by calling me ‘creep’ or something. It was unbelievably embarrassing, in front of a number of high-ups at my company. And now I have no idea what I’m walking into on Monday, and am virtually sure my days of being invited to corporate events are over. Yesterday (Monday) morning, I was at work about 5 minutes before I got called into my boss’ office. The HR person was already there. I got a written Record of Discussion, an assurance that while it goes in my file there are no negative disciplinary implications. I have to retake sexual harassment training within the next 30 days (despite having just taken it last month). I tried to plead my case a bit, but HR said that what mattered was I made her feel uncomfortable. Uncomfortable enough to complain. When the conversation was over and HR left, my boss asked me to hang back for a minute. He said ‘That whole exercise was bullshit. All the way around’, and that I was still good with him. His advice- even if someone is coming on hard, don’t respond at work functions or around people I work with. Honestly, sounds like good advice to me right now." unquote.

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Behind New Zealand's '100% Pure' Image lies a Dirty Truth | Foreign Correspondent erick rendoza 37 Views • 3 years ago

New Zealand’s clean, green image hides a dirty truth. Polluted by intensive dairy farming, its waterways are some of the most degraded in the world. Will the Ardern government clean it up or will the Maori step in?

It’s a toxic brew of dirty water and big business. And it’s jeopardising New Zealand’s ‘100% pure’ clean, green image.

New Zealand’s pristine landscapes and stunning vistas have made it a magnet for tourists and film directors. Its dairy exports have taken the world by storm.

But behind this success story lies a shocking reality. New Zealand has some of the most polluted rivers in the developed world.

Scientists blame the ‘white gold rush’ – the rapid expansion of the country’s hugely successful dairy industry, worth around $15 billion a year.

Correspondent Yaara Bou Melhem travels to the South Island of New Zealand to investigate an issue which is dividing communities.

She finds rivers contaminated with high levels of nitrogen nitrates, run-off from intensive farming practices.

In some cases, this run-off causes toxic algal blooms posing a danger to people and animals. It can make rivers un-swimmable.

“When you have excessive nutrients and sediments coming into the system, these blooms can really take off,” says freshwater ecologist and local councillor Lan Pham. “It just fuels this disconnection with the river.”

The Ardern government, which was re-elected in a landslide last year, has promised to clean up.

“I want our waterways to be swimmable again,” said Ardern in the lead up to last year’s election. “We’re putting in place standards that…stop the degradation.”

The government has introduced limits on the level of nitrates allowed in freshwater but these reforms have left no-one happy. Ecologists warn they’ve set the level too high and that this could be damaging to life in the rivers.

Many farmers claim the levels are set too low and will destroy the dairy industry.

“We will have a dislocation of thousands upon thousands of people,” warns South Island dairy farmer John Sunckell.

“Do we want to get rid of agriculture? It becomes that blunt with the numbers.”

New Zealand’s wealthiest Maori tribe has stepped into the stalemate. Ngai Tahu, whose territory spans a large swathe of the South Island, has filed a landmark high court claim over the freshwater in its tribal lands.

“There’s been a failure of government, there’s been a failure of the market and the only one standing with any credibility on this is the Maori’,” says the lead claimant in the case, Dr Tau.

It’s a huge battle over this most precious natural resource – freshwater – and there’s no end in sight.

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