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> Zunger just stops short of advocating a violent response. I don't think he's someone I'd ever want to work for, or pay heed to. That's one thing about the nu
by zeveb 9y ago
> Zunger just stops short of advocating a violent response. I don't think he's someone I'd ever want to work for, or pay heed to.
That's one thing about the number of folks who've publicly stated positions I find abhorrent: I've got a list of folks I won't work with in the future, because I don't wish to support them.
I don't know if that's a good thing, though. It doesn't seem wise for society to fracture into different polarised groups refusing to do business with one another. Seems like a recipe for recreating Lebanon's mess.
Why can't we go back to the rule of not bringing politics and religion into the office?
- bjt2n3904 9y agoZunger didn't write "this is how I think", he wrote "this is what I'd do". This isn't a matter of supporting someone with a controversial opinion. Zunger goes on in explicit detail about how he would act in response to someone else's opinion.