spirolateral

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   by spirolateral 6y ago

   It is. It's funny how some neolibs don't see it that way, but the vast majority of people see it.
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   by spirolateral 6y ago

   Wow. This analogy makes zero sense.
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   by spirolateral 6y ago

   Maybe not, but if it turns out a KKK member or Robin Deangelo gave a racist talk, they should apologize for having their employees being "trained" with it. I don't think the conference analogy works fully though. They're
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   by spirolateral 6y ago

   No, but when something this egregious is a part of a product you use, they should have cancelled (if it's paid for) and went with another option. Obviously linkedin is most at fault, but anyone that supports it by using it is also at f
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   by spirolateral 6y ago

   It's very clear that it's at least a part of the options that they make their employees choose from. And that's more than enough for them to be responsible for it. Even the possibility of something this racist being in their