Nobody cares about them. If you want to make a "coding for republicans", then go for it. Nobody is stopping you. You can't pretend people are stopping you so then you can turn around and act like a victim. That's not normal person behavior.
> conservative views? They're also pretty underrepresented in the tech industry
First off, not they're not. Second off - nobody is censoring conservative views.
They ARE censoring obvious racism, sometimes pedophilia, sometimes misogyny. Because those all suck. And when that happens, some conservatives cry. Which doesn't say what you think it says. That does not reflect well on you or the broader ideology.
At the end of the day, if I speak like Hilary Clinton at work, it's perfectly normal. If I speak like Trump and talk about "human garbage" and various brown people eating cats and dogs, I'm probably getting fired and potentially a referral to a psychiatrist.
That's the difference. Not the ideology, the words.
> In the US, this also applies to Republican voters.
No, in fact, in the US, it is closer to true of voters without any partisan qualification than it is to being true of Republican voters.
In the US, this also applies to Republican voters. What about them?
> we want the people building our technology to have more diverse views than just well off men from the suburbs
"Diverse views"? Like you want more people with conservative views? They're also pretty underrepresented in the tech industry, but somehow this isn't a problem for you, right?
> Stop picking fights with people trying to improve the abysmal representation problems in this industry, it makes you look like an anti-social freak.
I'm also trying to improve representation problems in the industry - the overrepresentation of liberal views.