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Read the comment you just replied to. That is what misogyny looks like. That person hates women, all women. This place is fucked up. Get out while you still can.
/r/MGTOW07/11/18 06:46 PM
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That's a totally different topic and corporations promoting free-speech with in their workplace.
/r/TheRedPill08/08/17 11:59 AM
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That statement is about how the company doesn't discriminate against LGBTQ employees. It says nothing at all about free-speech in the workplace. Try again.
/r/TheRedPill08/08/17 10:57 AM
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Well there is a huge controversy about it currently, so by the very definition of the word it is controversial. I don't think we should get into the debate itself here, since this conversation focuses specifically on whether corporations encourage debate on controversial non-workplace related topics or not.
/r/TheRedPill08/08/17 10:48 AM
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I am challenging you to provide a source for a dubious claim. That is the opposite of trolling. So far you've tried to pawn off a public university in the British broadcasting company as "corporations". since you don't seem to know what a corporation is, just pick any one of the thousands of companies that is publicly traded on the NASDAQ or Dow Jones stock exchanges.
/r/TheRedPill08/08/17 10:44 AM
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The BBC is a publicly-funded organization in the U.K. It is the opposite of a corporation. Try anything from the S&P500. Hell, anything that trades on the stock market even.
/r/TheRedPill08/08/17 10:35 AM
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You are quitting this debate because you claimed corporations frequently publish marketing materials that encourage or support free speech but then you failed to find even a single example of this. You are quitting because you were wrong. The first step towards becoming a reasonable human being is being able to admit when you're wrong. Give it a shot.
/r/TheRedPill08/08/17 10:27 AM
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Where in "company marketing efforts" does it say that you are free to use corporate email to discuss controversial political and societal issues without fear of retribution?
/r/TheRedPill08/08/17 10:19 AM
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Oh come on. That is from a pubically funded university, not a corporation. Is that really the best you can do?
/r/TheRedPill08/08/17 10:17 AM
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Corporate culture has always been about the work. You show up, you work, you go home. It is common knowledge that if you bring up religion, politics, or sex you are playing with fire and risk termination. It has never been a place for free speech. There is no "battle for free speech" in the corporate workspace. If you go to work and send out an email about controversial political / societal issues, you can expect to hear from HR and may lose your job. That's the way it has always been. Corporate…
/r/TheRedPill08/08/17 10:10 AM
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Listen, if your claim is that it is common for companies to publicly say in "marketing booklets" that they foster environments of free speech and expression of minority views, then it should be extremely easy for you to go onto some company websites (because let's be honest nobody publishes "marketing booklets" any longer) and find examples of what you're claiming. This is exactly the type of situation where you need to provide a citation for what you're claiming. Since you seem to think that it…
/r/TheRedPill08/08/17 10:01 AM
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But there is a culture of wanting all voices to be heard and not condemning minority views. No there is not. Corporate culture is absolutely not a place to share controversial political views. It never has been. You are simply wrong about that.
/r/TheRedPill08/08/17 09:46 AM
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There has never been a promise of free speech within a company. There is no First Amendment right to protect you from retribution by and employer. It has always been that way.
/r/TheRedPill08/08/17 08:19 AM
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Nair napalm
/r/PussyPassDenied18/04/17 12:42 PM
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I get that we don't like her and she is a bad person for using the pussy pass. However let's keep it real. She has a perfectly normal looking pussy that is in dire need of some hedge work. She needs a razor, not surgery. NSFW link: http://cdn28.atkingdom-network.com/secure/content/v/ven020/345228/ven020BMB_345228032.jpg?h=3136d749ca8dc09fb09ba6bc029db753&site=1000 EDIT: I really wonder what some of you keyboard virgins think an actual pussy looks like.
/r/PussyPassDenied18/04/17 12:01 PM
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