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Comparing this to Civil Rights protests is disingenuous. Google is a company. They are lawfully transacting with a US ally. The employees violated the terms of
by xcv123 3y ago
Comparing this to Civil Rights protests is disingenuous.
Google is a company. They are lawfully transacting with a US ally. The employees violated the terms of their employment and Google has no legal obligation to keep those employees.
If the employees want to change the law to add Israel to a sanctioned blacklist they can go protest the US government and they won't be arrested or fired. Their rights to political protest are protected.