Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Inside Edition" channel.

  1.  @mrwealthysoon  She sued for that? Was anyone criminally prosecuted?
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  2. @annabellelee4535  A lawsuit demands the engagement of the power of the state, to vindicate one's claims. Self-help is just self-help. It could be wise or unwise, it might work or make things worse, it might come across badly, . . . but no one's taxes go toward paying for it. Don't you know how courts work? No clue, huh?
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  3. @1601tgc  Right. And self-help doesn't take up a court's time, and your taxes don't pay for it.
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  4.  @higurashianduminekoconnect1702  Well, the court system commands the power of the state, and we pay for it with our taxes. Self-help may be wise or unwise, or very unwise, but it costs me nothing. It's entirely the choice of the person who does it, and no fancy state machinery is involved to vindicate anything. So, filing suit is much more than whiny. It engages a whole bunch of other people.
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  5. @Honorthetruth  Yes. The first claim, true or not, can give you access to courts and a sizable settlement. The second, true or not, leaves you with no recourse and possibly a spoiled reputation -- earned or not. If you had as much money as MK, wouldn't you be nicer?
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  6. @thumbsaloft  Don't tell people what to think if you don't even know how to spell her name.
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  7. What an angel!! 😢😊
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  8. She may not need to improve her performance. She may need to improve her job hunting skills.
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  9. I believe you.
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  10.  @kateruterbories2692  Exactly! ❤️
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  11. ​@ConstantChaos1 Oh stop it. I'll see your "trespass" and raise you a "defamation!" 😅
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  12. Oh stop.
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  13. The garage was left open with a sentient being in it. Anyone would have the right to quickly check on a dog in those circumstances, then quickly leave. Sometimes you can find out an elderly person is in distress that way. Sheesh! Think, people.
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  14. @danbruno5945  The CEO of the company wrote a comment on this incident, and said that she was right. Her termination was not handled well. I think he was sincere. It didn't come across as window dressing to me. He stated what he thought should have been done differently.
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  15.  @Bahamamos  Others on her team were being fired and told her.
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  16. ​ @joebloe1401  No. She won't date you. Sorry. 😂
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  17. ​@wesjones1417 Funny they refused to answer, huh? The CEO agreed the firing was not handled well. He wrote a good post about it, actually.
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  18. The selfishness is breathtaking.
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  19. @toniannbarandon-o1j  Wait . . . You're putting a lot of effort into this. Are you jealous of Brittany, too? Like Megyn Kelly? 😂😂😂 Yes, Brittany has that certain something. Very natural beauty, distinctive name. When your immediate supervisor praises you to the skies and you're very close to termination, there is an issue and it's not on you. What's that about?
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  20. 💯 this
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  21. @markthomas2436  Yes, some call it "constructive discharge;" in other words, working conditions that no reasonable person could be expected to accept, and no amelioration after you let them know, worse treatment after you let them know, etc. Employers can't do that to keep from paying unemployment compensation.
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  22. @annabellelee4535  Do better next time. Find a better job ab initio. It's important.
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  23. I'm so sorry. What a thing for anyone, but especially a young father or mother, to face and be asking themselves.
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  24.  @viktorcheng2061  It's called empathy. As in, "this could happen to me or to the people I love," as opposed to "this could never happen to me." As in, "memento mori."
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