Buttigieg MIA

[AbrahamG]

It's not oil prices, it's the hundreds of ships off the coasts around the US that is causing a lot of problems. Point being, if you or I miss work, someone has to fill in for us right? He claims that he's making the decisions still while he's off, ok cool, but those decisions and responsibilities will also create heat when they are impacting massive amounts of people around the country.

He's on top of Chasten it!

[chaos]

He's on top of Chasten it!

What's Chasten

[AbrahamG]

What's Chasten

He is Mr(s). Buttigieg. 

[Soul Crusher]

'Any man who takes six months of leave for a new-born is a loser': Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur slams Pete Buttigieg for taking paternity leave
Daily Mail ^ | Oct 28 | By ARIEL ZILBER


A Silicon Valley venture capitalist says that men who take six months of paternity leave are ‘losers’ and that ‘in the old days men had babies and worked harder to provide for their future’ which was ‘the correct masculine response.’

Joe Lonsdale weighed into the raging debate sparked by Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg’s decision to take paternity leave after he and his husband, Chasten, welcomed adopted twins into their family.

Buttigieg was criticized for taking paid time off while the country continues to suffer from the effects of a major logjam at ports that has exacerbated the supply chain crisis.

Lonsdale, a co-founder of global software giant Palantir Technologies and current managing partner of 8VC, was reacting on Wednesday to a segment on Joe Rogan’s podcast, which is streamed daily on Spotify.

Rogan agreed with Lonsdale’s view that men should not be entitled to paid time off to spend with their newborn children.

(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...

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'Any man who takes six months of leave for a new-born is a loser': Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur slams Pete Buttigieg for taking paternity leave
Daily Mail ^ | Oct 28 | By ARIEL ZILBER


A Silicon Valley venture capitalist says that men who take six months of paternity leave are ‘losers’ and that ‘in the old days men had babies and worked harder to provide for their future’ which was ‘the correct masculine response.’

Joe Lonsdale weighed into the raging debate sparked by Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg’s decision to take paternity leave after he and his husband, Chasten, welcomed adopted twins into their family.

Buttigieg was criticized for taking paid time off while the country continues to suffer from the effects of a major logjam at ports that has exacerbated the supply chain crisis.

Lonsdale, a co-founder of global software giant Palantir Technologies and current managing partner of 8VC, was reacting on Wednesday to a segment on Joe Rogan’s podcast, which is streamed daily on Spotify.

Rogan agreed with Lonsdale’s view that men should not be entitled to paid time off to spend with their newborn children.

(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...

There is no such thing as "working harder" for the govt. Same pay either way. Most govt workers spend more time talking about how not to work than the actual work.

[Thin Lizzy]

There is no such thing as "working harder" for the govt. Same pay either way. Most govt workers spend more time talking about how not to work than the actual work.

Truth. When there’s collective ownership, no one cares.

[ThisisOverload]

There is no such thing as "working harder" for the govt. Same pay either way. Most govt workers spend more time talking about how not to work than the actual work.

It's like this across the board.

This is what happens when your job is not performance based.

I do a lot of work for the Government and it's like this at all levels.

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

'Any man who takes six months of leave for a new-born is a loser': Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur slams Pete Buttigieg for taking paternity leave
Daily Mail ^ | Oct 28 | By ARIEL ZILBER


A Silicon Valley venture capitalist says that men who take six months of paternity leave are ‘losers’ and that ‘in the old days men had babies and worked harder to provide for their future’ which was ‘the correct masculine response.’

Joe Lonsdale weighed into the raging debate sparked by Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg’s decision to take paternity leave after he and his husband, Chasten, welcomed adopted twins into their family.

Buttigieg was criticized for taking paid time off while the country continues to suffer from the effects of a major logjam at ports that has exacerbated the supply chain crisis.

Lonsdale, a co-founder of global software giant Palantir Technologies and current managing partner of 8VC, was reacting on Wednesday to a segment on Joe Rogan’s podcast, which is streamed daily on Spotify.

Rogan agreed with Lonsdale’s view that men should not be entitled to paid time off to spend with their newborn children.

(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...

Again, im going to day this...no good father would abandon their son for a job....especially when his son is in the hospital....he's a federal employee...not an elected official.   It would not be a big deal if it wasnt him in the office

[Soul Crusher]

Again, im going to day this...no good father would abandon their son for a job....especially when his son is in the hospital....he's a federal employee...not an elected official.   It would not be a big deal if it wasnt him in the office

He abandoned the country - he should resign and go away and stay home changing diapers (probably wearing them too)

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

It's not oil prices, it's the hundreds of ships off the coasts around the US that is causing a lot of problems. Point being, if you or I miss work, someone has to fill in for us right? He claims that he's making the decisions still while he's off, ok cool, but those decisions and responsibilities will also create heat when they are impacting massive amounts of people around the country.

No-one fills in at my job...they just wait longer on the phone to talk to someone....i may not be a low end worker but my job is no different then a worker bee in a hive🤣

[Soul Crusher]

No-one fills in at my job...they just wait longer on the phone to talk to someone....i may not be a low end worker but my job is no different then a worker bee in a hive🤣