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Tbh, given how out of their way IBM went to enable the holocaust, I don’t think they really should be weighing in on this one
This is extremely similar to Elon Musk’s “clarification” on what he means by free speech:
Right, they saying “We are just following the law.” as if that was an apolitical statement. While they still get to choose whom laws to follow by deciding where to make business, which are political decisions.
As you see with Twitter or starlink, they decided to be do business in Brazil, but when the country actually have laws against uncontrolled mass propaganda and hate speech, they are suddenly against the law, and do not try to stop or limit doing their business there, when they do not want or can’t abide by these laws.
Jesus could he be more vague and incoherent?
That was the point. He was defending his deleting posts and accounts at the behest of Turkey and India. Suddenly he had to come up with some reason why his claim of supposed free speech absolutism wasn’t all that absolute.
Ah, makes sense. I wonder how long he can slither around like this until it finally bites him hard.
Wow he really is a piece of shit.
For many workers, the question of where IBM might draw the line with foreign governments is particularly fraught given the company’s grim track record of selling computers and services to both apartheid South Africa and Nazi Germany.
Oh, so I think what he means by “correct behavior” is “good cash”
Arvind regularly makes it clear in meetings that he doesn’t give a flying flip what the employees think or feel and that he knows best. So this is not shocking. He’s made similar bootlicker comments before. I’m sort of surprised more of his terrible takes aren’t made public.
I miss Ginni! She was so much better.
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