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I work with a nigger "lead programmer" in a top State position. Initially I thought highly of this negress (yea, a woman at that) because of her knowledge of the field. However, we're expanding our capability, and the main thing I notice in every meeting with this negress is how much we can't do. Every fucking meeting it's like "well that probably won't happen so we shouldn't program for it" or "that's not something we can handle" while the entire time I (a very junior member of the team) am thinking "I mean... it's not that much logic to put these contingencies in."

Now I know I'm young and naive to the entire workflow, but these are relatively-simple things. Literally conditional statements. And the negress is vehemently opposed to them because... too much logic? Too much work? Idk... all I know is I used to respect this negress for her knowledge and experience until I began meeting with her regularly and realized that she's just the same ol' lazy niggger I've seen everywhere else, except she somehow AA'd herself into her current role. She is adept at using a denigrating tone against anyone who suggests that she might do some work to make this thing work.

And I'm in a very Red state. It explains completely the things that are happening in blue/purple states.

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In these development meetings, a White guy and the lead developer were talking, and the White guy popped in and said "Why is there an 'else' for this conditional that should always be true?" To which the developer replied, "Oh idk, I just feel like I need to have code in place to catch things... but yea, that probably doesn't need to be there." To which the White guy replied "Well, you're thinking like a developer."

Contrast that with the negress's answer a year ago, who said "Well I've never seen that happen, so we don't need to account for it." So it is* a possibility, but since she, in her infinite nigger wisdom, has never seen it, then it won't happen. Not even getting into the co-negress that fucking misread specs, and when I catch it and say it should be corrected, I get: "Oh, that's an 'enhancement' and we can't prioritize that right now."

If I bought a car that I'd spec'd out with a supercharger, and it was delivered without one, in what world would it be an "enhancement" to get what I ordered?