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by thundergolfer
2186 days ago
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To be honest I think it's common for such types to have had essentially no higher education in politics and civics. Saying business is or should be apolitical is such a nonsensical opinion that you'd get laughed out of the room at university. The dominant political ideology in tech hubs is _so_ dominant that it's usually invisible. Now that big tech is getting challenged political, some people think returning to the status quo would be to free themselves from political involvement. The work you do 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, for 40 years is the biggest political thing in your entire life. |
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