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>100% Nazis were there That's great that github acknowledges that employees are free to talk about their concerns of bigotry, but calling everyone outside of y
by ibejoeb 6y ago
>100% Nazis were there
That's great that github acknowledges that employees are free to talk about their concerns of bigotry, but calling everyone outside of your party a nazi is just as bigoted. Tone it down.
- progman32 6y agoDid the fired employee do this?
- ibejoeb 6y agoIt's quoted in the article. I'm not making it up. It is an employee, but that employee is not identified, so i don't know.
- monocasa 6y agoThat person is not saying that 100% of the people there are Nazis, but that there's a 100% chance that Nazis were present and prominent, which is absolutely true.
- monocasa 6y agoI mean, literal founding members of groups like "Maryland Skinheads" were leading the charge to break into the capitol. 100% Nazis were there. EDIT: Like, Jason Tankersley is standing there next to Q Shaman in tons of pics. How is this controversial?
- ibejoeb 6y agoJayden X was one of the very first in. It's on video. Would be tough to characterize him as a Nazi. The point is that there are many people with many ideologies, ugly or not, that patriciate in this year-long age of unrest. Can we stop with trying to characterize everything as something?
- monocasa 6y agoIn this classic picture https://news.yahoo.com/q-shaman-stormed-capitol-upset-192631226.html https://news.yahoo.com/q-shaman-stormed-capitol-upset-192631... the guy in the yellow shirt is Jason Tankersley, founder of the Maryland Skinheads. The guy to his right in the mask is Matthew Heimbach, former leader of the Traditionalist Workers Party (a neo nazi org). The fact that you can point to someone there that wasn't a nazi doesn't negate the fact that 100% nazis were both there and prominent.