Tales from some interviews
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@fterfi secure said:
Are you serious? You think that calling that vile man out on his beliefs is a 'smear campaign'? Do you also believe that all gay people should be burned with the cleansing flame if you can't cure them?
Yes, no and mu.
@fterfi secure said:
I'm not joking here. He's a religious fundamentalist who believes in burning people.
No, you're not joking...you're delusional.
@fterfi secure said:
Generally I can come up with some kind of cohesive theory which explains why people have taken some strange route or other, but in this case I simply cannot comprehend what is driving the Republican party at the moment.
Put down the drugs and come back to reality.
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@Gurth said:
@Master Chief said:
I do feel the need to point out that (at least here in the States) drug testing, especially in the public sector, is hardly rare.
I feel the need to point out that if you tried to enforce that in Europe, you would probably face pretty strong objections to it.There was mandatory drug testing in my previous job which was in public sector in Finland (though I actually didn't do it, I think it was illegal to do it for people who were doing non-military service when the job didn't include stuff like dealing with children. And by time I switched to regular position, it was either forgotten or they didn't really care anymore). My current job in the private sector didn't have it.
So yeah, at least some Europen countries do have drug testing. One source says that there's about 10 000 drug tests per year in Finland and about 100 000 per year in Sweden (Finland's population is about 5.5m, Sweden's 9.5m).
