Re:The origin of Silicon Valley's dysfunctional attitude tow...
by AdeptusAquinas on Monday December 04, 2017 @12:19AM
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It's pretty clear from the article and anyone who cares to glance at the news today that the 'freedom of speech activists' do plenty of silencing themselves. Afterall, the issue at Stanford was that minority groups were being causally belittled and excluded. But hey: no one is allowed to descriminate against the right to descriminate!
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Re:The origin of Silicon Valley's dysfunctional attitude tow...
by rhapsodic on Monday December 04, 2017 @12:22AM
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>It's pretty clear from the article and anyone who cares to glance at the news today that the 'freedom of speech activists' do plenty of silencing themselves.
It's not clear to me. How about a few examples?
Re:The origin of Silicon Valley's dysfunctional attitude tow...
by blackbagboys on Monday December 04, 2017 @12:21AM
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This is nowhere in evidence in the article. Disagreement is not exclusion or silencing.