You won’t find a better listener than me. Maybe, if you truly want to help educate people like you say you do you should do some some reflection. The way you interact with people does not want them to listen or engage with you.
2020 Presidential election
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You won’t find a better listener than me. Maybe, if you truly want to help educate people like you say you do you should do some some reflection. The way you interact with people does not want them to listen or engage with you.
NAOS
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Dude, until 5 years ago I spent my entire career in education. I started teaching High School, then taught at the University level. I have a very strong resume as a teacher; I’ve won faculty awards, etc.
You have no reason to think that my way of interacting here in JFC is at all indicative of my way of interacting offline or anywhere else online. Furthermore, you have no reason to extend my ways of communicating to you directly into a theory of how I communicate in general. Your lack of data on me is pretty ****ing obvious, dude.
You, on the other hand, have revealed where your head is at on multiple occasions through the years.
Super teacher by day. A**hole by night. Quite an interesting life.
NAOS
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I’m sure you can guess what impact your view of me has. Carry on.
Yes, somewhere close to the top for sure.
RandyForRubio
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The tweet you referenced has been deleted. Was this another thing like the "locked" mailboxes that was going around yesterday?
A lot of uproar over those locked boxes in Burbank, which was done for theft protection. Lol.
D
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Weird. The tweet is still there when I click on it.
But I’m happy that you’ve reassured us that Trump and his donor friend isn’t doing anything to hurt the Post Office. All these reports are wrong. House Dems are meeting over nothing. Phew, that was a close one.
Red
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Voters in North Carolina have received absentee ballot request forms in the mail with Trump's face on them
Given the crisis facing the United States Postal Service before a presidential election, the last thing John Herter expected to receive in the mail Saturday was an absentee ballot request form with President Donald Trump's face on it.
Red
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I worked for awhile for the USPS(it was many years ago, however, while a student), and I know what is being described by this letter carrier is wrong. IF the mail he is talking about is first class. I have spoken to several letter carriers in my own town, and they are not seeing their overtime curtailed. Bottom line here is that regulations do not allow first class mail to be left behind...
www.theguardian.com
“About a month ago, a United States Postal Service (USPS) mail carrier named Mark arrived at his post office in central Pennsylvania and got some shocking news from his station manager. Mark and his coworkers were told they would have to depart the office for deliveries a few hours earlier each day, even if that meant leaving behind much of the day’s mail.
In the weeks that followed, higher-ups at the station instructed carriers to abandon hundreds of pieces of mail in order to depart a mere 10 or 20 minutes earlier. As the days went on, the excess mail started to pile up, and now Mark estimates there are thousands of undelivered letters and packages sitting in his station.
“The supervisors are cracking the whip, making sure we leave,” Mark told the Guardian. “Meanwhile carriers are walking by and saying, ‘Look at all this ****ing mail we’re walking past, it’s just sitting there.’”
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The operative words here are “detains” and “delays”. I’ll have to check, but it’s possible Postal management may say since the orders originated with upper management, the orders to leave mail on the floor are neither “unlawful”, nor “improper”:
www.law.cornell.edu
Louis DeJoy: is Trump's new post office chief trying to rig the election?
Since taking office in June, DeJoy has executed sweeping changes at the struggling USPS, leading to delays in mail delivery – and fears mail-in ballots won’t arrive on time
www.theguardian.com
“About a month ago, a United States Postal Service (USPS) mail carrier named Mark arrived at his post office in central Pennsylvania and got some shocking news from his station manager. Mark and his coworkers were told they would have to depart the office for deliveries a few hours earlier each day, even if that meant leaving behind much of the day’s mail.
In the weeks that followed, higher-ups at the station instructed carriers to abandon hundreds of pieces of mail in order to depart a mere 10 or 20 minutes earlier. As the days went on, the excess mail started to pile up, and now Mark estimates there are thousands of undelivered letters and packages sitting in his station.
“The supervisors are cracking the whip, making sure we leave,” Mark told the Guardian. “Meanwhile carriers are walking by and saying, ‘Look at all this ****ing mail we’re walking past, it’s just sitting there.’”
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The operative words here are “detains” and “delays”. I’ll have to check, but it’s possible Postal management may say since the orders originated with upper management, the orders to leave mail on the floor are neither “unlawful”, nor “improper”:
18 U.S. Code § 1703 - Delay or destruction of mail or newspapers
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