RIF = reddit is fun

Its was when the third party apps went down

The group’s holiday observances garnered national attention in 2023 after a Mississippi man destroyed their Iowa Statehouse display depicting the horned deity Baphomet, which was permitted in the rotunda along with a Christmas tree and other religious holiday installations.

“This satanic event, which specifically targeted children, would have been harmful to minors and so it was denied," Reynolds said.

While it doesnt explicitly say the 2024 installation was the same as 2023, im going to assume it was at least similar. And to say that the depiction of a horned deity could be harmful to minors is out rageous when you campare it to the churches who worship a withering, bloody dead man nailed to a cross. One of these is way more horrifying.

Edit: the 2023 display

They likely made a settlement offer the first time too. The easily could have made a worse settlement offer the second time because court was going so well, and the plantif knew they might not get what they were asking for.

We dont know

Insurance is on the side of the defendant. The plantif determines if they go back to court. Insuance has nothing to do with that

You can sue to include layers/court fees. And most of the time, these types of layers dont do it for base fees, they do it for a % of the settlement. If theyre going after malpractice, they have insurance to pay that out. I cant really imagine the cost of court would sway them against going back to trial.

Far more effort to try than the value it would add to the data

Thats neat. Im just surprised. My 2019 is about to break 100k. But im also american and drive everywhere, and have always had to commute to the office, even during peak covid

How old is this car? That cluster looks way too old to only have 80085 miles on it

Just to be clear, i didnt say it was to prevent discrimination, i said it was to prevent a credible discrimination lawsuit

Do people think that? I remember seeing that the steelers wanted to retain both wilson and fields

You gain an extra level of deniability if you dont ask. Also its about how its received by the interviewee. If i ask how your summers going and you offer up you have 5 kids, thats different than me asking if you have kids. If i bring up your family situation or kids, the natural question arises, “why would he care about that?” And it can guide the mind to discrimination. People are aware of the fact that having kids have a preception in the corporate world, and if they dont want that to influence the process, theyre not going to offer it up. But just like anything, if someone wants to file a frivolous law suit, theyre going to find a way

Not in HR, but am involved in the hiring process. We are not allowed to ask personal questions. Cant talk about family or personal background. If i ask a question about someones family and they tell me they have 5 kids, and they dont get the job because we found a better candidate, they have a clear and obvious path to file a discrimination case.

“I didnt get hired because they knew i had 5 kids and they assumed I wouldn’t be able to dedicate time to the company yada yada.”

" i told them that my religion was xyz and they knew my religious holidays dont align with their holiday schedule and they didnt hire me because they didnt want to make new policy to allow me my time and give me my protected right to religion"

Its just easier to not

Been trying to figure out where to migrate. This is the biggest endorsement that I should shift to .zip

kids

This is for adults

I dont know if she was a part of this study, but a lady i worked with about 3 years ago was doing this (in a controlled environment). We had to have a staff meeting one day where the entire team needed to learn how to use her epipen in case it didnt go as planned. Was a wild fucking go

Low key hoping the steelers are tanking this year for this exact reason. Their draft this year seemed to me that theyre finding pieces to fit together, but wont necessarily be ready this year.

Shaq made all his money in college, everyone knows that

Everyone i was with was stunned the steelers didnt take him in the fourth for that exact reasoning. High upside and cheap. Guess the risk of locker room cancer was too high

Really wishing the steelers had a second round pick this year

Ok but why