iceberg
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where did i say otherwise? however, what did google prove by firing him?not being in that environment, i can't tell you. i did work for a major liberal software company for 20 years but it was *never* this bad. i didn't go nuts on my conservative nature and they didn't go nuts on their liberal side. but i did know where i worked.I still don't understand why he sent this via email to his co-workers? I've never worked at a job where it was acceptable for employees to send their personal view on politics or social issues to everyone. Personally I don't think anything he said was that bad, but I do think it was highly inappropriate for a work environment. Unless Google encouraged employees to share their personal view on these topics? Anyone?
if google is openly showing a preference for one mindset over the other, how long do you hold it in before you must say something?i would have to think someone just had enough and the pain of having to put up with that was no longer worth the gain of having a job there.
firing him, however, validated his concern.
i'll never understand the PUNISH THEM fascination from the left when someone disagrees with them.
Again, the man was fired for publicly criticizing his employer's policies. If I did the same thing, no matter what the subject matter, I don't doubt I'd be fired as well. Employment is at will. It is not a right
only that he was right as far as i can tell. it's a mirror reflection of what is wrong today. you disagree with a social warrior, they want blood. it's dangerous and far more harmful to us as a society than trump.