[sundalia]

Many Googlers are not comfortable with that.

Lots of them are immigrants who understandably don't want to be associated with US-endorsed genocide.

[seanmcdirmid]

Googler opinions are all over the map. Not all immigrants are Muslim, you'll find Jewish ones also, and it isn't surprising their opinions would differ.

[o999]

Isn't it anti-semitic to imply that Jewish people are genocide supporters?

[advael]

Is your implication that only muslims would oppose the IDF's genocide? A lot of Israeli citizens are against it, too, and only a US veto prevented the UN from condemning it

[sadboi31]

yeah you're right, it's a nakba. something far worse. once the sanctions come down the american public will get learned on their history.

[Cupertino95014]

Immigrants do not have the vote, unless they become citizens. Correct?

So their political preferences aren't really material.

And of course, you have no data to back up your statements.

[sundalia]

We're talking about a company's actions, why does vote matter?

[aziaziazi]

When people think about morale, they usually don’t associate it with “scoring some points on SM”.

accept all or leave is not how people usually arbitrage they lives.

[runarberg]

Immigrant here. When applying for green card, citizenship, etc. you are asked like a thousand times if you have ever participated in a genocide. The expectation is that if you say yes, they will deny the application.

There is a morality issue at play here for sure, but there is also an actual personal risk people are taking by knowingly contributing to tech which is used in an ongoing genocide.