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> Google was around in the 1930s, I find it hard to believe they would have come out in full support of the Nazis Google supports China though, and that's not
by varispeed 6y ago
> Google was around in the 1930s, I find it hard to believe they would have come out in full support of the Nazis
Google supports China though, and that's not too far removed. You know people back then didn't believe that Germans ran camps despite all the evidence. It seems like the same thing is happening now - there is evidence of camps in China, but people happily buy products because it is cheap and companies wipe their faces and continue to do business there.
You know in the 30s IBM has provided the infrastructure to run those camps.
So you are making a bold claim here.
- blinding-streak 6y agoCurious, how does "Google support China?"
- varispeed 6y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_China https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_China
- blinding-streak 6y agoNot seeing anything about support in there, what are you seeing?
- permo-w 6y agoThere’s a big difference between releasing articles in direct support of the people and the ideology, and operating your business in that country. You mention IBM. That’s just one example. The US as a whole benefited enormously from selling weapons, vehicles and fuel to both sides of WW2. By your logic, the entire US economy since the war might as well have written persuasive articles in support of the Nazis. It’s basically nonsense