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Agreeing with someone's position is white knighting?

If your favorite team signs the player you wanted them to sign, is celebrating it white knighting?

Seems like a weird designation to make, but okay.

Stahp. Is Morgan his favorite sports team? This is an asinine analogy.

My comment is directed to the boomeresque "rah-rah" (actually, maybe a sports analogy is fitting) about the CEO's comments that emanate from a certain segment of the OT.

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Posted by BeeFense5

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Posted on 6/16/21 at 7:56 am to Mo Jeaux

You seem to really despise working in the office and people who think you should work in an office in threads like these. What's the deal?

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Posted by Abraham H Parnassis

Member since Jul 2020

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Posted on 6/16/21 at 8:00 am to Mo Jeaux

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Stahp. Is Morgan his favorite sports team? This is an asinine analogy.

My comment is directed to the boomeresque "rah-rah" (actually, maybe a sports analogy is fitting) about the CEO's comments that emanate from a certain segment of the OT.

It's a perfect analogy.

In both cases the person is ostensibly not attached to either corporate entity. In both cases the entity performs an action that the person agrees with.

By your logic that's white knighting. Agreeing the actions of businesses you aren't related to is white knighting?

I don't know. Seems thin to me.

Tell us, why don't you think this is a good idea? You get an NYC salary to offset the NYC COL, plus the firm has explained the importance of keeping its workforce in the city.

Tell us why they're mistaken.

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