@ctjlewis And problem #3 - this is a issue of culture and not nationality. Whether you're mad at the weak UK officials or the Pakistani rapists, it is clear that in both cases their cultural inclinations are what have led to this disastrous outcome.
@ctjlewis My 2 problems with this:
1. Sanctions largely affect the people of a country, not its government. Just look at Cuba or Iran as an example of how our sanctions have worked out before.
2. Even within the UK, the issues are mostly at the local level and our sanctions won't help.
🤔I'm seeing more and more hiring managers complain about candidates signing offers to join but then changing their mind before their start date,
But I'm not seeing complaints from these hiring managers about offering jobs but then laying candidates off before their start dates.
@mekkaokerekebye Thank you for saying this. I worked at large non-FAANG company where my manager canceled all recurring 1-1s and moved them to quarterly. All the best members of the team churned out within 6 months
@the_P_God I'm not sure how middle managers make the products any better - that's what I took the statement to refer to rather than founders / product managers
@1sagas1@StatisticUrban The latter stat (Muslims are now projected to make up a similar portion of the global population as Christians) is based on birth rates in MENA continuing to be high, but it looks like they're dropping pretty fast
@meach_01 Not so sure about sugar, that seems like more of a food supply issue rather than a spiritual one. I do agree with the rest though, those are clearly substituting for what religion used to provide in people's lives.
@Claudius3600 I take it you have never been to or lived in a country with Sharia law, most of the other options are less likely to fuck up your life day-to-day