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So, "restricting freedom of speech in any way" is actually "restricting freedom of speech in any way unless during working hours and influences working output".
by Eddy_Viscosity2 4y ago
So, "restricting freedom of speech in any way" is actually "restricting freedom of speech in any way unless during working hours and influences working output". This revised definition now supports the use of DEI in the OP article.
I will take your word that you'd be happy with increased policing even if it affected you personally, but I doubt that if you actually experienced it that you would be happy with the outcome.
- trention 4y agoIt's actually not consistent (and the example is compelled speech not restricting speech). But then again, I shouldn't be breaking what I said earlier about responding to sealioning.