As some one said the needs of the many out way the needs of the (rich) few.

Also Aussies hate sports personalities who they perceive as breaking the rules ask an Australia a cricket fan about the bodyline tour and Bradman.

Antivaxxers are now the rich?

Not all. But obviously Novak is.

Firing people is not exactly hard in the USA.

It's perhaps not hard but the expectation if you take a new job is that you won't be randomly fired in a few months because you don't meet some unstated high bar.

Every new hire has a probationary period to it. If you go into a new job thinking you'll make it past 6 months automatically, then that's a big assumption. While it shouldn't be hard to just do your job and get past the probation period, it's hard to know if the company didn't just hire a bunch of people to get past a crunch without an intention of keeping them.

Implicitly. But there's a difference between "wow, you're a bad hire" and "you're not an 80%er."

"Does not meet expectations" is always a cop out, but a great catch-all if aren't an 80%er.

But they probably don't have a MSc like lot of F1 mechanics do.

They did in the UK

Well HR and universities are going to you know actually do their damm job and make adjustments

Really compare that to my dad and my uncles having to evacuated as the family house got hit by the Luftwaffe (lived near the biggest spitfire plant in the UK)

Oh and my Paternal Grandfather was a headmaster and had to evacuate his entire dam school.

I think a lot of right wing commentators and journalists have got to close to the hard right.

The NVA won the war eventually

You would consider Homer "survivally unnecessary" (the poet not the cartoon character)

I think here are still some test wave guides running along side the a13 near Ipswich that the BT/GPO lab at Martelsham laid.