Re:Gitlab considers not hiring SREs and Support Engineers in...
by pnako on Monday November 04, 2019 @09:19AM
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> things like pulling out of Syria to enable the Turkish murder of the Kurds to continue
That's an incredibly disingenuous take. America has no business being there in the first place, so there is nothing wrong with having US troops leave that region.
By your logic, the US is responsible of all the atrocities in the world where it doesn't have special operators acting as human shields.
Besides, your FUD is a bit dated. Kurds simply went seeking protection with Syria and Russia and in the end, not much happened.
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Re:Gitlab considers not hiring SREs and Support Engineers in...
by sokoloff on Monday November 04, 2019 @06:44AM
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The Germans of today have as much to do with the Holocaust as I do with American slavery.
Should Germany have been isolated in 1939? Sure. Does that apply 80 years later when things have changed? Of course not.
Re:Gitlab considers not hiring SREs and Support Engineers in...
by m00dy on Monday November 04, 2019 @05:21AM
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I think Turks have the right to defend their borders
Re:Gitlab considers not hiring SREs and Support Engineers in...
by isostatic on Monday November 04, 2019 @05:40AM
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By invading another country? I guess that's what the U.S. tends to do.
I believe people have a right to self determination. Borders are just lines on a map. I know America doesn't believe that, and that's a valid viewpoint too, just one I disagree with.
Re:Gitlab considers not hiring SREs and Support Engineers in...
by m00dy on Monday November 04, 2019 @05:46AM
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Turks and PKK have this issue for a long time. Having precautions on the other side of Turkish border is not an one-nighter.
Re:Gitlab considers not hiring SREs and Support Engineers in...
by mschuster91 on Monday November 04, 2019 @05:37AM
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Rojava is no threat for the Turkish borders.
No, Germany, which also faces massive problems with Chinese buy-outs and industrial spionage.
> Should other countries refuse to employ USA citizens because of actions of the government - things like pulling out of Syria to enable the Turkish murder of the Kurds to continue.
I would wish so, but I'm realistic enough to know no government wants to put themselves into the spotlight of Trump's Twitter account and trade war threats.
>> China has been using our money ...
> The best way is to vote with your money then?
We as individuals can't do shit about international trade. No matter if I live vegan or not, pigs will be slaughtered in inhumane conditions. No matter if I drive an SUV or not, climate change will grow. Systemic issues need to be dealt with those who have been elected for this job.