2 ms·
Yes. She was forced out for doing her job. They don't want alternative view points. That's the point
by bko 5y ago
Yes. She was forced out for doing her job. They don't want alternative view points. That's the point
- kasey_junk 5y agoBut didn’t the job start as a specific alternative viewpoint subsidy? Getting to zero after boosting doesn’t seem like censorship.
- PaulDavisThe1st 5y agoShe resigned, she was not fired. By all means argue that they made her feel that it was not possible or sensible to try to do the job she wanted to do. But she resigned, and that's not the same thing.