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> You shouldn't have to wonder if staying out of it means you're complicit This is a very privileged stance. Stopping dialogue because it makes people queezy j
by DiNovi 5y ago
> You shouldn't have to wonder if staying out of it means you're complicit
This is a very privileged stance. Stopping dialogue because it makes people queezy just means stopping change from taking hold at their company.
One of their 10x engineers is a nazi and got mad, I will bet $10 dollars
- toiletfuneral 5y agoA lot of these "keep all politics out of work" stances feel inherently reactionary and could passively ossify some pretty gnarly social issues. I've been in software for 30 years, I can't imagine management attempting to formalize how racist & sexist it was back when I started. Pretending it's fixed now so we can all just move on is a pretty big yikes from me. Sorry that it makes people uncomfortable or could get in the way of profits but even though I don't enjoy it either, thats what progress has to feel like.