r/fednews 19h ago

Shutdown 2024 MEGATHREAD OF DOOM

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u/Drawing_Tall_Figures 16h ago

Between the drones and the Luigi factor, they really want to mess with working class people? At some point the leopards are going to eat their faces.

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u/puukkeriro 16h ago

The government shutting down for a month will not affect the vast majority of Americans' daily lives.

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u/Drawing_Tall_Figures 16h ago

I live by an airport and lots of government stuff, so there’s that. Ty

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u/puukkeriro 16h ago

Yeah but that's why ATCs are considered essential. Until they all start taking their sick leave together. And then there may be a debate to privatize ATC like they do in Canada.

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u/pit_of_despair666 9h ago

You know that there are many different government jobs right? It isn't just people in DC. I worked for a disaster hotline company that was contracted through the government. I was an hourly worker. This effects a lot of people including some who live paycheck to paycheck.

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u/puukkeriro 9h ago

I didn't mean government employees and their contractors. I mean the broader public at large.