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ddevault ◴[18 May 20 15:27 UTC] No.23223542[source]▶

Google & YouTube employees on HN: how do you justify still working at this company? Enough of the cognitive dissonance. Face your choices and tell me how you square yourself with them. For shame.

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1. joshuamorton ◴[18 May 20 15:35 UTC] No.23223691[source]▶

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Other than the hn-liberitarian anything that resembles censorship in any form is bad circlejerk, I don't actually see what the fuss is about here.

Assume I believe that moderation is a reasonable action. Why is this unreasonable moderation, who is harmed?

Put another way, assume that I have some line on the sand drawn on when I would leave. Assume also that I believe that what I'm doing at Google has net-positive impact. Why should I move my line in the sand back to <whatever this is>?

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