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Alphabet executive chairman Eric Schmidt tells CNN Tech’s Laurie Segall why James Damore, the author of a controversial manifesto, was fired from Google.
"… higher percentage of women in the workforce." Yet main pay 70% of taxes and women consume 70% of welfare.
"… women are his inferiors." Not what he said and that strawman borders on slander.
"… unconscious bias." Women have this for each other and men have it FOR women. There is no evidence of subconscious bias AGAINST women.
"… You can't have such people in your workforce." Sure you can. He never even said women were his inferiors but even if he did who gives a fuck? It's just business. That involves dealing with people whose views you don't like sometimes. Crybabies.
"… it's very difficult for women to work with people they disagree with." lol no
"… the science says women are equal OR BETTER." Cite sources. Also, say the reverse and see how it ends.
"… You can't work in a prejudiced environment. It just doesn't make sense." Why? How? Who cares?
The only people who think this memo was "sexist" or "controversial" in any way, are the people who haven't actually read it. It's sad to see cnn push this so far
What was controversial about the memo? He never claimed women are inferior. He said women have different INTERESTS from men. What was absolutely ridiculous is that women took days off afterwards at Google. Must convey a great image of them.
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