Legacy content from earlier phases of AJnet Magazine, preserved for reference, context, and the occasional reminder of what we used to get away with.
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.
A landlord picked a yuppie couple over a homeless angry jerk in 2008. The result was one of the strangest and most misguided rants ever published on AJnet.
AJ revisits the first article ever posted on AJnet, a messy, unfiltered rant about life as a busboy, complete with insane customers, gross habits, and zero self-awareness.
This month from the AJnet Archives: A removed article about racial stereotypes!
This month from the AJnet Archives: A removed article about US troops and the 2003 war in Iraq!
This month from the AJnet Archives: A removed article about quitting my job!
This month from the bowels of the AJnet Archives: An article praising Hitler and the Columbine shooters!
This month from the AJnet Archives: A removed article reviewing different races and ethnic groups!
This month from the AJnet Archives: Two old articles about Criminal Minds!