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The main reason goes well beyond tech companies, to all large organizations. In the workplace, leftists are more discriminatory regarding political ideology. Pe
by burfog 6y ago
The main reason goes well beyond tech companies, to all large organizations. In the workplace, leftists are more discriminatory regarding political ideology. People on the right are often willing to hire and promote people on the left, but that graciousness is not reciprocated. Leftists fire Trump supporters. Over time, this leads to complete control.
There are minor reasons too. One is that many tech workers are young people fresh from university indoctrination, but without children and mortgages. Another is that many tech workers come from outside the USA. Besides that fact that many non-USA places are more leftist, there is a selection bias caused by the fact that these people are not dedicated to staying in their own countries; they are fundamentally more globalist than the people that they leave behind.
- askafriend 6y agoYeah no...this ain't it.
- rbecker 6y ago> Besides that fact that many non-USA places are more leftist While I agree with the statement about selection bias of immigrants, I have to take issue with this part of your claim. The countries most relevant to tech companies (India and China) are very nearly (or entirely, depending on your standards) ethno-nationalist. India is currently trying for demographic change in Kashmir [1], and I won't waste your time repeating the plentiful coverage of China's efforts to maintain their 91.6% Han majority. [1] https://apnews.com/e9b74f494df8592c3b87944d570dc039 https://apnews.com/e9b74f494df8592c3b87944d570dc039
- burfog 6y agoLook at the whole picture. China is not known for God, guns, free speech, right to life, and rugged individualism.