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It won't do anything. You don't think they've anticipated random angry outbursts going into this? Plus, the people you're harassing are simply implementing a po
by zeteo 3y ago
It won't do anything. You don't think they've anticipated random angry outbursts going into this? Plus, the people you're harassing are simply implementing a policy that they don't have the power to change.
The only pressure that Google has been shown to consistently respond to is political. Get a couple of senators (... of the right party) to send them a mild rebuke and they will indeed retreat a little (... and try something else later). But that's a lot harder than posting angry comments until the next piece of outrageous news comes along, isn't it?
- cliffy 3y agoI was just following orders!
- userbinator 3y agoDirectly sending a message to the implementers doesn't preclude involving politicians in this too, and I absolutely agree that the latter should be involved.
- JohnFen 3y ago> the people you're harassing are simply implementing a policy that they don't have the power to change. I'm not on board with harassing people (sad that I have to include this disclaimer). That said, the people are not simply implementing this. They're actively and publicly justifying and defending it.