← Back to context Comment by bongothrowaway 11 hours ago No, but it's not a job for me. Someone has to do it, though, but I'd rather it not be me. 2 comments bongothrowaway Reply square_usual 11 hours ago If you don't "want" to do something, that's not a religious or ethical exemption, that's just you not wanting to do something. bongothrowaway 11 hours ago And by the same token, if my job turns around and requires me to do something I don't want to do, I would quit. Or try to get fired, if I was feeling spiteful.I'm not arguing on this guy's behalf, I only made a comment.
square_usual 11 hours ago If you don't "want" to do something, that's not a religious or ethical exemption, that's just you not wanting to do something. bongothrowaway 11 hours ago And by the same token, if my job turns around and requires me to do something I don't want to do, I would quit. Or try to get fired, if I was feeling spiteful.I'm not arguing on this guy's behalf, I only made a comment.
bongothrowaway 11 hours ago And by the same token, if my job turns around and requires me to do something I don't want to do, I would quit. Or try to get fired, if I was feeling spiteful.I'm not arguing on this guy's behalf, I only made a comment.
If you don't "want" to do something, that's not a religious or ethical exemption, that's just you not wanting to do something.
And by the same token, if my job turns around and requires me to do something I don't want to do, I would quit. Or try to get fired, if I was feeling spiteful.
I'm not arguing on this guy's behalf, I only made a comment.