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By political discussions, you mean openly supporting (and fundraising at Google for) white pride organizations?
by elbrian 7y ago
By political discussions, you mean openly supporting (and fundraising at Google for) white pride organizations?
- vogre 7y agoWell yes. Supporting political organisation is the form of political activity. He was bullied and fired for these actions only, I don't see any mentions that he was annoying people any way other than expressing his views. How is that different from penalising people for supporting violent protests?
- elbrian 7y ago> Supporting political organisation is the form of political activity. White power may be a tenant of many different political factions, but it is not a political ideology in itself. White power is a racist belief. That's it. > He was bullied and fired for these actions only, I don't see any mentions that he was annoying people any way other than expressing his views. I don't see any evidence that Kevin was bullied in any way. Did you not read my last reply to you, before making this reply? Kevin was fund raising, using Google resources, for white supremacy groups.
- vogre 7y ago>Kevin was fund raising, using Google resources, for white supremacy groups. If he would fundraising, using Google resources, for LGBT groups, would he be fired?
- elbrian 7y agoOne group stands for supremacy, while the other stands for equality. Why are you are using a false equivalence to make a point?
- vogre 7y agoBecause both are just a political stances. If it's okay for you to punish for one stance and not to punish for another then you are pro-censorship. So don't be surprised when companies start to censor people you like - you allowed them to do that.