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It will never cease to amaze me that people (outside the media, politics, etc.) use their real name to post controversial things on social media, especially about their own employer.

>>drngdd+(OP)
I admire them. They're braver than me.

Whether you agree with their stance or not, I think it's admirable that they stand up for others who are presumably lower on the employment pole, at the risk of their own jobs, especially given the current economic situation.

>>drngdd+(OP)
It's almost as surprising as that time that John Hancock used his real name to sign a controversial letter to his own king.

Putting your name, reputation, and economic security on the line -- especially in a world where anonymity is easy -- is a sign of backbone and reinforces the message that you are delivering.