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> Also, coming from a company who fired his CEO for a private donation made 10 years earlier, claiming it’s a privacy-respecting company is rich. Two correctio
by jakelazaroff 7y ago
> Also, coming from a company who fired his CEO for a private donation made 10 years earlier, claiming it’s a privacy-respecting company is rich.
Two corrections. Brendan Eich made a public donation in support of Proposition 8 banning same-sex marriage in California. He also was not fired; he voluntarily stepped down.
- swebs 7y ago>Brendan Eich made a public donation He meant private, as opposed to corporate. I'm not aware if it's even possible to hide charitable donations from the public eye.
- jakelazaroff 7y agoIt is, but a political campaign is not a charitable organization. I also think it strains credulity that he could check his feelings at the door and treat all employees equally, given he felt it so important to oppress LBGTQ people that he wanted it enshrined in the California state constitution.