Hey @paulg, has Thiel now invested more in a Trump presidency than YC companies?http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/16/technology/peter-thiel-donald-j-trump.html?_r=0 …
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Thiel is not your employee. He's your billionaire business partner.
An employee is the closest thing to what a part-time partner is. So stop splitting hairs to evade the question. Would you?
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Yes I would fire Peter Thiel if he was my employee
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You probably wouldn't be able to in Europe.
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But trying to play billionaire Peter Thiel as a politically persecuted employee may be even more delusional than "eccentric".
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delusional and consistent: he never condemned startups which were clearly not acting in the most ethical way. Cf Uber.
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Is it UR position Mr G that U've the rt 2 dictate people's political life outside work if they R your employee?
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It not the same. Firing your employee for this is illegal. Taking money from someone you don't support is totally different.
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this is where the argument breaks down. A partner--of any kind--is not an employee. You don't have the same duty to a partner.
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I agree with/u: this is a dangerous road--smacks of the Brendan Eich witch hunt--but partners can't be compared to employees
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