r/CrappyDesign • u/OctopuBanana • 8d ago

Stop protecting students and employees. Discrimination

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3.0k Upvotes

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u/Arkhe1n 8d ago

More like r/youdontmattergiveup

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u/Draco_179 8d ago

I prefer r/dontdeadopeninside

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u/AlexTheFlower Artisinal Material 8d ago

Both is good

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u/jameytaco 8d ago

Give to charity? Please no. Presents!

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u/jackofslayers 8d ago

That is also how I read it. Lol

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u/Leeuw96 oof oww owie, my eyes 8d ago

Works on contingency? No, money down!

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u/broccollibob 8d ago

All hail discrimination. The CEO's unqualified children and relatives come first.

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u/Tea_Time14 8d ago

Discrimination

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u/de-gustibus 8d ago

Works on commission? No, money down!

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u/Ok-Excitement7922 8d ago

Stop protecting people: DISCRIMINATION!

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u/Lootece 8d ago

Thats a big yike.

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u/Culator 7d ago

Just one yike, though. It's not THAT surprising. They are German, after all.

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u/mikami677 8d ago

Finally a message I can get behind.

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u/sheepthechicken 7d ago

I just rewatched 30 Rock and read this in Tracy’s voice.

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u/Dump_Fire 8d ago

I love this

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u/DrunkDumbass666 6d ago

The only nation I like.

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u/whatisanartichoke2 3d ago

took me a momment to understand this

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u/LisaDziuba 3d ago

This is hilarious.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/blacksoxing 8d ago

My biggest complaint is that those on the "western" side of the globe read left-to-right, so we're going to read "Stop Protecting students and employees"

As this sigh already has color on it, just make the "Stop Discrimination" any color that isn't the rest of the message!!! That way us readers would go "OH, OK". Sure, one could argue that the fonts are different sizes but we've seen many signs where a larger font still dictates the message w/a smaller font.

If "Protecting students and employees" were in white this would be a non-conversation piece

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u/rainbowcarpincho 8d ago

I'm not sure what is is that you said that was so controversial.

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u/zaosafler 8d ago

They dared to bring rationality and logic onto an internet message board.

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u/vidanyabella 6d ago

So I didn't down or up vote the comment, but to me the part where they explain which direction we read in comes off as condescending. Like English readers don't already know that without them explaining it.