[ObscureMind]

This seems less like a genuine discussion and more like an emotional appeal bundled with a series of accusations. Laws are challenged in court all the time—that's part of the process, not proof of wrongdoing. As for government workers, respect should be earned, not demanded. And as for siding with someone, politics isn't a simple binary where supporting one action means endorsing everything a person has ever done. If we're going to have a meaningful conversation, it should be based on facts and principles, not just loaded questions.

[TomK32]

Reading in various sources, many of those workers did get great performance reviews before the purges that fired them with a one-liner citing their lack of performance. Tell me how any employer doing this is acting with respect?

[anigbrowl]

You were asked for a suggestion of a reasonably neutral media source and your reply was 'your mom' and a deflection to whether HN was a good forum for political discussion, along with your personal take on how left-wing it is.

Why don't you just answer the question instead: what do you consider a reaonably neutral news outlet covering these issues?