@dx I haven't voted because I don't know if I count as British for your survey - I haven't lived there since I was 5. I would say most likely yes, as long as it's a small street, but I can definitely understand the argument for no.

@dx lol, it's me, definitely trying to spend more time over in the *actually* decentralized social media now

@SecureOwl Yeah, I'm really liking the idea of an independent New England right about now...

@carnage4life Wait, an exec refused a layoff order? I wish the company I work at had some of those.

@richard_merren @zachklipp Of course it comes with that risk, and the people who stayed there the longest knew the full extent of those risks. But it's not like they're going to just give up the next day - the fight goes on however they can participate, and fighting to be reinstated is just part of that.

@richard_merren @zachklipp I mean, you're ascribing a lot of stuff to what I said - I was just trying to clarify that when we're talking about the people who were fired, some of them weren't part of the protest, some of them left as soon as they were asked to, and a majority were gone before the cops were involved. That's the nuance that gets lost here.