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 If she's in CA what her company's doing is probably illegal because it seems like all the irritating squirrely things employers do are.* But if she's in CA I don't think her employer can have a use it or lose it vacation policy . . . *Yes, I realize that the alternative might be that people wouldn't have jobs at all and that if it weren't for those damn socialist DEMS putting in these ridiculous laws CA's economy would be booming and healthy and munchkins would dance in the street and all the statues in the Snow Queen's** castle would come alive. But this isn't the politics board. **Or whatever the evil castrating bitch in The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe was called. Edited to make a sentence have a verb and to add asterisked stuff. | 
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 Let's quote it for the lazier amongst us (as it is only part of an article): http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0335/guthrie.php "Peter Thottam, a 32-year-old lawyer from Los Angeles, found himself in the midst of the new crackdown in June when his tourist guidebook disappeared inside a Sanborns store. Thottam set about looking for it, opened a door to the street, and was nabbed for almost stepping out with a pair of the store's socks in his hand. Unable to convince the staff in his broken Spanish that he had planned to buy the socks, Thottam was carted off for a four-night stay in the city's overcrowded prisons. Thottam was crammed into a cold, damp cell designed for four with 13 others, who slept on the floor back to back. Guards and inmates were constantly hitting him up for cash because everything in the jail—access to the bathroom, mess hall, and visitors—cost money. "I couldn't get over how surreal it was," Thottam says, "all over a pair of socks." Luckily he had a friend in the city to front his $1,100 bail so he could hightail it out of Mexico. " Personally, I find it fvcking fvnny. | 
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 Tell the story of how he was mistreated, take out the part about the socks, insert some bullshit story of oppression, and all of a sudden he is a "prisoner of conscience" instead of a royal dipshit... | 
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 This, actually, is my problem with the term "African-American." It isn't just superficially descriptive, so why should I use it and imply that I'm making all sorts of origin-assumptions about people? Whatever one thinks of "black" or "white" (or "cafe au lait" or "red" or "grey"), or whatever negative social baggage they have picked up, the terms are attractive because they are superficially descriptive. Since I usually need to know how to refer to people for fairly neutral descriptive reasons ("You know, Bob, the 5 foot 3 black guy in systems with the purple shoes?"), I think I'm going to stick out waiting for a neutrally descriptive term before I give up on "black." Of course, everyone should be called whatever they wish. But people aren't mind readers, so there need to be neutral terms that everyone within the applicable society can recognize as, even if not preferred by a specific individual, non-offensive. As Thurgreed suggested, I've not yet found a black person who was actually offended at being referred to as "black," but I've found plenty of people pissed to be called either African or American. Etiam: I have found people get pissed to be called "European americans" as opposed to Russian, or Irish-American, or white, or any variety of things. Contra: Asians seem rarely to be offended if referred to as Asian, despite the fact that they are not Asian but American (or European, or whatever). The most widely known not-specifically-ethnic description, however, "yellow," is universally known to be offensive. My conclusion from all this is that people are weird. I guess life would be boring if they weren't. | 
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