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It takes about 1 second to come up with some examples. And the memo would be very reasonable to write if it were true, and if the company were actively discrim
by SamReidHughes 6y ago
It takes about 1 second to come up with some examples.
And the memo would be very reasonable to write if it were true, and if the company were actively discriminating in favor of conservatives, like Google was with women.
- shadowgovt 6y agoFor a company discriminating in favor of women, it sure paid out a lot of money for mishandling sexual harassment. https://www.latimes.com/business/technology/story/2020-09-25/google-to-pay-310-million-over-handling-of-sexual-harassment-case https://www.latimes.com/business/technology/story/2020-09-25...
- vkou 6y agoTrivial anecdotal counter-examples that you can come up with in 1 second are not established, general, consensus-supported, empirically-gathered, peer-reviewed facts. Since you are focusing so much on facts, let me ask a simple question: If the facts actually supported the hypothetical line of argument I proposed, would you consider the publication of an anti-conservative manifesto to be acceptable workplace behaviour, under your moral framework, and under the laws of the state of California? Please don't try to re-frame this question by focusing on whether or not the facts support the line of argument. For the sake of argument, suppose that they did.