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Eh I get it. TBH I think this is a generational divide and we’ll have to agree to disagree.

• aaomidi 3y ago
  It was relevant because it might explain Google's hesitancy to react to it.
  • racional 3y ago
    Yes, it can certainly be relevant on that and other contextual grounds. It's also where things drift into realm of speculation, away from what we know from the facts at hand. All I've been saying (which I thought was obvious) was: when considering whether the actions of these people (who sent the "Do you support Hamas?" emails) -- as individuals -- constitute a form of intimidation (and it seems obvious that they do; and from what you said, apparently sanctioned by their higher-ups, no less) -- One has to keep their personal attributes out of the discussion. That's just how the legal and ethical standards for these things work. Again, thanks for the disclosure. It definitely sounds quite creepy. Especially considering the apparent lack of action taken by the higher-ups.