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People who were fired on their first day at work/saw somebody get fired their first day at work: What happened that led to the firing? (lemmy.world)
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[–] [email protected] 30 points 1 year ago (1 children)

that all shows are not necessarily pornographic

You're on the right track...

mandating a corporate retreat to be at any potentially sexual shows

Ahh you were so close to spotting your doublethink.

Remember when I said?

You must think that all women on streaming sites are cam girls by that logic.

We can't endorse people in the office sharing Youtube videos because it's potentially sexual!

That's what your logic boils down to. Each drag show needs to be judged based on its actual content and not preconceived notions.

Also there are absolutely workplaces that include borderline sexual content in after work events, including movies! Some movies even have sex scenes! We can't go watch Shrek because they kiss and imply inter-species relations!