How to commit career suicide - moan about diversity

[BrilloPad]

There is part of me which says he should be able to sue them.

Freedom of speech.

He can sue. However he should not be able to win.

Some things you should not be able to speak about. Encouraging terrorism or FGM for example.

Sexist or racist troglodytes need to be wiped out. Starting with every family court judge.

[WotNxt]

20 minutes long! I watched the first minute and fell asleep.

Can you summarise please?

Everything he said was backed up by references to scientific sources, he was not wrong, left wing sjw bias is why he was fired.

[original PM]

He can sue. However he should not be able to win.

Some things you should not be able to speak about. Encouraging terrorism or FGM for example.

Sexist or racist troglodytes need to be wiped out. Starting with every family court judge.

Apparently not.

http://time.com/money/4891126/why-fr...engineers-job/

This has just appeared in my google news feed.

Which apart from making me don my tin foil helmet has also taught me something.

I guess every day really is a school day.

😁

[sasguru]

Everything he said was backed up by references to scientific sources, he was not wrong, left wing sjw bias is why he was fired.

What references?

[WotNxt]

What references?

This is a link to the original:

[WotNxt]

This is a link to the original:

WTF!!!!! Are links being censored here now?

[SueEllen]

One of the guys he mentions says he's talking tulip*- https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog...ex-differences

*My terminology for "my research doesn't back that up"

[SueEllen]

Apparently not.

http://time.com/money/4891126/why-fr...engineers-job/

This has just appeared in my google news feed.

Which apart from making me don my tin foil helmet has also taught me something.

I guess every day really is a school day.

😁

If he did that in the UK he would be sacked for damaging the company's reputation.

Most employees now have written into their contracts that if you do something in public the employer doesn't like you can be sacked. So whether your commit a crime or send out a stupid tweet they can sack you.

[pjclarke]

If he did that in the UK he would be sacked for damaging the company's reputation.

Most employees now have written into their contracts that if you do something in public the employer doesn't like you can be sacked. So whether your commit a crime or send out a stupid tweet they can sack you.

Ah, given that the President of the USA is supposedly the servant of the people, and only one in three of his employers approve of him, and his cofefehve tweets rarely make grammatical, never mind epistemological sense, are his days numbered?

Or is it one law for the serially bankrupt son of a dubious property mogul and another for the fools that voted for him?

[SueEllen]

Ah, given that the President of the USA is supposedly the servant of the people, and only one in three of his employers approve of him, and his cofefehve tweets rarely make grammatical, never mind epistemological sense, are his days numbered?

Or is it one law for the serially bankrupt son of a dubious property mogul and another for the fools that voted for him?

The latter.

Elected officials can say nasty things and not be removed.