Anarcho-Syndicalism -
Theory and Practice by Rudolf Rockner
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Saturday, 17 February 2018
quote [ Google’s firing of an engineer over his controversial memo criticizing its diversity policies and “politically correct monoculture” didn’t violate U.S. labor law, a federal agency lawyer concluded. ]
Another memo to screw
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4321 said @ 3:18am GMT on 18th February
"The courts have ruled against one side's argument."
Two things are being confused here.
The court ruled on the legitimacy of firing of James Damore.
The court did not ruling on the legitimacy of his memo.
The debate here is on the latter, not the former.
The issues are related but not the same.
4321 said @ 3:19am GMT on 18th February
"The courts have ruled against one side's argument."
Two things are being confused here.
The court ruled on the legitimacy of firing of James Damore.
The court was not ruling on the legitimacy of his memo itself.
The debate here foucses on the latter, not the former.
The issues are related but not the same.
4321 said @ 3:21am GMT on 18th February
"The courts have ruled against one side's argument."
Two things are being confused here.
The court ruled on the legitimacy of firing of James Damore.
The court was not ruling on the logic of his memo itself.
The debate here foucses on the latter, not the former.
The issues are related but not the same.
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4321 said @ 3:18am GMT on 18th February [Score:-2]
"The courts have ruled against one side's argument."
Two things are being confused here.
The court ruled on the legitimacy of firing of James Damore.
The court was not ruling on the logic of his memo itself.
The debate here foucses on the latter, not the former.
The issues are related but not the same.
