Vanessa's Tranny AMA Blog Thread

Vanessa said:

There's Dom with that trademark positivity!


Yes, we're #1 and I have pride in my employer.

I find it hilarious that the media is obsessed with us and how we run our ship because I'm a member of an employee-only private group on Facebook where we basically make fun of everyone and speak very openly and candidly about the company and there's been quite a few times people have remarked that they have been contacted by XXX news outlet trying to get dirt on the company.

You talk about replacement via robots but I'm more worried about Big Brother breaking up the company in the years ahead. When you're on top of the pile and everyone else is looking up to see you, people want to destroy that. It's human nature.

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I used to feel like this when I worked at Wal-Mart. I was also 20 at the time and not very fucking smart. I grew up.

I'd also hatefuck Ms. Kasparian. She too has crapped on Amazon and it was just a pile of fake news... all of us in our group commented on TYT hit piece on Amazon and was like... wtf, where'd they even get that information? We all know she's pretty damn hot though, just... ugh, so wrong side.

DickTrickle said:

You're so full of yourself.

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Yup!

DickTrickle said:

You ignore people's arguments as much as they ignore yours.

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Well with Hodj dead it may be possible to actually debate in earnest via text/posts but Foler, Punko, Booze etc are still here. They can't Hodj a thread into the ground but they still clutter up the narrative. I frankly just don't care about rehashing the same argument that's already been thoroughly dissected via text. Voice is at least something new and fresh around here.

DickTrickle said:

I guess we'll just have to disagree on what is a more effective way to communicate arguments on complex topics.

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Well funny enough when Tulsi Gabbard was on Joe Rogan's Podcast, they all concurred that the most effective way to express ideas are the long-stream-of-consciousness dialogues. It worked well for Jordan Peterson. It worked well for Sam Harris. It worked well for many folks.

Plus you're possibly forgetting that I'm just pushing back on the push back myself. I didn't want to go on a Podcast to "spread my agenda" because I have none to spread... I just have a plethora of knowledge about trans shit and how best to handle "us" in society and people have challenged that. It's all about people just coming in here and saying, "Hey, Vanessa, you're wrong" and I'm like great... debate me... and no one mans up to debate me. Telling~

iannis said:

There's nothing wrong with being proud of your work.

Anything worth doing is worth doing well.

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But iannis, VANESSA said it, therefore it must be wrong. <--- I truly believe this is Punko's mentality; he is so entrenched in this NPC "I hate trannies" thing that it I could probably get him to dislike water if I gaslit the concept hard enough.

I mean, seriously, everyone STOP what you're doing and click on Punko's name to bring up his profile page. Tell me what you see.

What a fucking one-track cuck. So facepalmy dude... stop being so facepalmy.

iannis said:

There's nothing wrong with being proud of your work.

Anything worth doing is worth doing well.

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This is irrelevant to the topic.There's a difference between being proud of your work and being proud of who you work for, and yourself as a result.

Dom said:

This is irrelevant to the topic.There's a difference between being proud of your work and being proud of who you work for, and yourself as a result.

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Whether you're flipping burgers or are the CEO of a fortune 500 company, pride in what you do and how you do it is the mark of a respectable human. Nothing worse than someone that DOES something (I don't care what) and simply radiates negativity like they are forced to labor. Suck it up buttercup, or go be homeless.

BoozeCube said:

If I were to completely destroy you in a verbal debate online would you use your real voice? Or will you speak in a high pitched bullshit voice while pretending to be a woman? Also I won't support your pronouns Steve will this be a problem?

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The fact that you're even asking these questions reveals what kind of coward you really are. Let's set a time, we'll get in Discord and invite whomever is bored and wants to hear us go at it and we'll have a great debate that'll be recorded and put up on YouTube. I'm ready. Are you?

gshurik said:

There's nothing wrong with have pride with where you work, whilst still understanding it's a shitty retail job.

I don't get why shaming people for trying to enjoy an otherwise shit job is something that people would do.

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These are not the same things.

You can enjoy your work. You can (and should) take pride in your work. But when you start blending your identity into that of your employer, and taking pride in the success of said employer, you are falling prey to a dangerous and unhealthy mindset. The only time you should be doing this is when your work is instrumental to the success of the work (IE: Not packing boxes as one of ~650,000 employees) and when you are correctly valued as an employee as a result of that work.

The reason why this is an important thing to embrace is that by attributing self-worth (pride) to the success of something that you have absolutely no substantial part in limits your desire to grow. The need to seek a better job and thus a better life when you understand you're just a low-paid box packer employed by a man who doesn't know you exist is greater than when you believe you're an important part of one of the biggest companies in the world that is incredibly successful.

Companies such as they spend a lot of effort into making their employees embrace the company identity because it is beneficial to them. For you however, you're just being programmed into thinking you're more than what you are: A disposable employee.

Vanessa said:

Whether you're flipping burgers or are the CEO of a fortune 500 company, pride in what you do and how you do it is the mark of a respectable human. Nothing worse than someone that DOES something (I don't care what) and simply radiates negativity like they are forced to labor. Suck it up buttercup, or go be homeless.

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Learn to read you fucking retard

Fuck it, one last post to just cement what I'm trying to say here since people are assuming I'm talking about something I'm not

Every single person should work hard and take pride in their work, no matter the job. This is a element of self-worth and character growth, on top of providing social signs that you are dependable. I in no way suggested in anything I've said here anything that goes against this.

Very few people should take pride in their job (note: Not work) unless it provides a significant beneficial thing to people you value, whether it be work that benefits the public, or an employer that in turn values you in ways beyond a simple paycheck. Taking pride in a job that is not worthy of pride is a way of diminishing yourself, and your potential.

The key point I picked at with what Vanessa was talking about was that he was taking pride in the success of a company that he had no actual importance to. He's a drone for this company. And it's pathetic that he (and others, myself included in past jobs) derive self-worth from the success of such a company. Demand better, pursue better, be better.