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Should make all those people complaining about the DEI change shut up, the timing of the announcement is so close it is hard not to think they're related.
by reginald78 2y ago
Should make all those people complaining about the DEI change shut up, the timing of the announcement is so close it is hard not to think they're related.
- this_user 2y agoOr maybe the idea was to give those people an incentive to leave on their own, so you don't have to fire them.
- gedpeck 2y agoMeta is embracing free speech while suppressing it!
- geodel 2y agoThat's paid speech. Speaking about Meta at large while being paid by it. However if they leave Meta and then speak about Meta I think that would be free speech.
- gedpeck 2y agoYou miss a very important point. In the U.S. freedom of speech specifically refers to limits that the government can impose on stifling speech. It does not apply to Facebook, Meta, Twitter or any other such platform. My point stands. Meta is suppressing speech while embracing it. It just happens that the suppression is welcomed by the group whose speech is being embraced.
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- geodel 2y agoMissing those days when post lunch walks by Meta employees could turn into walkouts on issue of the day.