In 2011, AJ argued that private employers have no constitutional obligation to tolerate employees publicly trashing them. Fifteen years later, after dealing with a real social media controversy at his own company, he revisits the argument and explains what’s changed.
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AJnet Archives – Private businesses are not bound by the Constitution
Nobody Wants to Talk to Your Fucking Chatbot
Aldi’s Sourdough Has One Job
The Elusive Samurai is Good When It Stops Trying to Be Funny
Shackleton’s expedition was history’s greatest successful failure
Everything Is Getting Worse, Not Just More Expensive
The Angry Jerk
Nobody Wants to Talk to Your Fucking Chatbot
Everything Is Getting Worse, Not Just More Expensive
Men, Get Your Shit Together
Features
AJnet Archives – Private businesses are not bound by the Constitution
Shackleton’s expedition was history’s greatest successful failure
DEAR JUAN: My boyfriend quit his job to become a streamer
Fun
Aldi’s Sourdough Has One Job
File 100526-006 – Political Advertising
Fight Night – Jimmy Neutron vs Predator – Brain Blast in the Jungle
AJnet Anime Club
The Elusive Samurai is Good When It Stops Trying to Be Funny
My Status as an Assassin Obviously Exceeds the Hero’s Is Basically Solo Leveling for Kids
Beastars is surprisingly good despite all the furry shit
Reviews
Coyote vs. Acme – The Movie Warner Bros. Tried to Bury
Dave’s Hot Chicken? More Like Dave’s Hot Garbage.
Goddammit, KPop Demon Hunters is actually kind of good.
Editorials
Don’t Underestimate Humans
Stop Using Antisemitism as a Shield
We’re Raising a Generation That Can’t Handle Reality
Offbeat
The Great Jukebox War of 2019!
Apparently Anime Cars Are A Thing
Someone Was Stabbed at The Angry Jerk, So Naturally I’m Writing About It
From the Editor’s Desk
I Did An Interview With Yozuki Drive (Again)
We’ve Revamped Rantlister!
Big changes are here!
AJnet Magazine is the long-running independent publication created by Adam “The Angry Jerk” Baker in 2007. Featuring opinion writing, satire, reviews, internet culture, and recurring editorial personalities, AJnet blends old-school internet identity with a modern magazine format.
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