People like @JuliaHB1 often just say the opposite of what they know they should be saying just for effect and to get some attention.
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People like me? No, I just say what I think, regardless of whether other people will like it or not. It's called "giving an opinion".
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Aha, I see. It's a pity then that your opinions are brainless and offensive.
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That's probably because I'm a girl.
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That would be the logical conclusion from what you've been saying on Twitter about the Google case.
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What he's saying is that there are more nerdy types with borderline autism who are male. Isn't that true?
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I notice the head of diversity is female. Most people in HR and the like seem to be. Horses for courses.
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Whether he is right or wrong the issue should be, why are people sacked for expressing an opinion?
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Because the youth have been brought up to expect the PC views they have been brought up with in school are the only ones that may be held
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Two words I despise in our current lexicon: 'Diversity' & 'gender'. As their current use usually associated with offence taking & stupidity.
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That there are differences between men & women is "bleedin' obvious" but impact on leadership & engineering ability is not.
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Does the guy deserve to be fired for having an opinion? Not in my book
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Not for having an opinion no. But should he have expressed it using his company's internal communication systems? But I don't know details.
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