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> The author focused on Damore, but didn't mention the dozens of Google employees harassed and sent death threats online for being against his memo. I think yo
by flukus 9y ago
> The author focused on Damore, but didn't mention the dozens of Google employees harassed and sent death threats online for being against his memo.
I think you might be doing what you're criticizing here. Damore and his supporters are likely getting just as many death threats and harassment, the "progressives" generally dish out just as much, it even get's tolerated at by the likes of twitter. The "conservative" side just doesn't make a big deal out of it.
- adjkant 9y agoI wasn't aware of that - the ones I am mentioning are the ones who had their profiles directly posted in a targeted harassment attack. As far as I know, that hasn't happened in the opposite direction to be fair.
- josteink 9y agoGooglers publicly tweeted that people like Damore should be punched in the face. For having an generalist opinion about certain demographics, and policies based on those. Let me re-iterate that: Actually encouraging actual violence against a named individual. Funnily enough Google and twitter had zero issues with that. Unlike what Damore did, that was not against their code of conduct. This really is PC culture, it's intolerance, and the terrible things it drives fully and perfectly exemplified.
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