should i be worried that my friend has become a member of the proud boys?

a reply to: Bunch

It amazes the me the amount of people who have profile pictures on Facebook flipping both birds then complaining because they don’t have a job. There is a privacy setting for a reason and if you want to be such a badass and not care who sees it, then don’t be publicly crying when no one wants to hire you.

Snap a pic of you being a badass eating that ramen for the 6th night in a row.

originally posted by: Kangaruex4Ewe
a reply to: Bunch

It amazes the me the amount of people who have profile pictures on Facebook flipping both birds then complaining because they don’t have a job. There is a privacy setting for a reason and if you want to be such a badass and not care who sees it, then don’t be publicly crying when no one wants to hire you.

Snap a pic of you being a badass eating that ramen for the 6th night in a row.

We have turn down “on-paper” qualified individuals because of social media post or pics. And while we are a bit off topic I have some good advice for all... when filling a job application please create a personal/professional email address. I always get a chuckle of the resume’s I see with a hotgirl69@ or bigD42069@

Bottom line - I'd prefer not to call someone like that my friend. If there is a possibility such a group will be considered to be terrorists in the future, I think it would be a dumb move to join up with them. But I prefer to have a peaceful, stable life

@Bunch
"when filling a job application please create a personal/professional email address. I always get a chuckle of the resume’s I see with a hotgirl69@ or bigD42069@"

That made me chuckle too lmao.