Googlers are openly asking bosses to cancel the censored search engine for China
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#2Comments moved to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18542830.
Re: Googlers are openly asking bosses to cancel the censored search engine for China
#3Let’s recall that nobody at Google tried to stop Schmidt from adopting a right wing stance on Wikileaks. When it’s American authoritarianism it seems googlers are much more tolerant, saving the righteous indignation for the country chosen by Trump as scapegoat for rust belt hardship. Unbelievable.
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#4Interesting to see ZERO Indian (Asian Indian) names on the list as of this comment. I've observed from my (limited experience) that Indian Americans and other South Asians are super afraid of losing their employment over guarding the company values.
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#6Let’s recall that nobody at Google tried to stop Schmidt from adopting a right wing stance on Wikileaks. When it’s American authoritarianism it seems googlers are much more tolerant, saving the righteous indignation for the country chosen by Trump as scapegoat for rust belt hardship. Unbelievable.
what is the right wing stance on wikileaks?
Re: Googlers are openly asking bosses to cancel the censored search engine for China
#7The best part about an 'at will' relationship is you are free to leave at anytime
Re: Googlers are openly asking bosses to cancel the censored search engine for China
#8Let’s recall that nobody at Google tried to stop Schmidt from adopting a right wing stance on Wikileaks. When it’s American authoritarianism it seems googlers are much more tolerant, saving the righteous indignation for the country chosen by Trump as scapegoat for rust belt hardship. Unbelievable.
what is the right wing stance on wikileaks?