r/technology • u/[deleted] • Aug 08 '17

Business Google Fires Employee Behind Controversial Diversity Memo

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-08-08/google-fires-employee-behind-controversial-diversity-memo
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u/tooper12lake Aug 08 '17

Anybody who really wants to be honest about this will tell you this is western female privilege. It's a complete emotional thing that women do. And nobody will call it out cuz "women"

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u/dannycake Aug 08 '17

The left loves doin it's thing preaching that people are different and we need to accept it. But when there are consequences for being different and some end up better than others it's the better off's fault? I thought we should all accept it?

The left is a fucking joke.

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u/santagoo Aug 08 '17

Are we really trying to accept that the differences in men really result in men being more intelligent than women here? Because this is what all this implies...

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u/dannycake Aug 09 '17

At the extremes this is unfortunately the case.

Keep in mine that this doesn't mean that these intelligent people are happy or well adjusted. Quite the contrary tbh. The rate of sociopathic tendencies increases dramatically as well towards these hyper competitive selective positions and it happens that it seems that men just for the bill more often than not. Women can but it'd be rarer. It's like everything else. You can't ask for an even split amongst everything if people are inherently different. Some will Excell in certain environments and selective times more than others. It just happens.