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I mean this matter has been settled a century ago, I don't really think it's necessary to explain why employees can't discuss matters with their employers on a level ground
correct. but counter point, if it were settled a century ago then it should be common knowledge. Linus still however believes, out of sheer stupidity or malice, that his employees can discuss matters with him amidst a power gap. this is not the case and which is y I highlighted it.
disagree. many people still don't know that they shouldn't talk to cops w/o a lawyer present. diff nations have diff labor laws and sm outright don't. so to sm people this might not be as obv.