GitHub supports looting and anarchy.
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- 22 de Ene, 2020
How many black people even know or care about Github? 
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- 2 de Ene, 2016
The sentiment is there and you know it.
Sure lefties like to trawl the site and annoy people, but I can't remember a time when the website itself encouraged violence and anarchy.
Aurora
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They're... not, though.
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This is just garden-variety soy, not some sort of antifa call to arms. If you check out the link they're promoting, it's full of suggestions on writing your representative and calling for legislation, not tossing Molotov cocktails.
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I don't know if she still works there, but one of the highest-ranking staff members at github, Alice Goldfuss, has been promoting Antifa violence and anti-white racism for years at this point. People itt that think that github doesn't support the riots are naive.
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- 22 de Feb, 2018
Conservatard owned.
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- 27 de Oct, 2019
I think there's a distinction between supporting anarchy and being against police brutality and this post was sperging over a storm in a teacup. I'm not trying to "own" anybody.
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True as that might be, I have yet to see a social media take that is pro-black/anti-police brutality while explicitly condemning the riots.
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- 16 de Mayo, 2020
If we know their stance, it doesn't really matter if they post this message on top, does it?
And if we don't know their stance, I guess this message wouldn't be very much to go on, right?
The point might be moot.
But the people supporting Git Hub and other developer groups at Microsoft have drunk the koolaide. There was the Visual Studio removal of the Santa hat, some version of SJW code of conduct, and such - no? It's not all the same people or even the same orgs, but they are probably closely enough connected that we know what they mean. Just feeling the need to post such a message is cringe.
"Very offensive": Microsoft removes Santa hat on Visual Studio Code icon after backlash
I don't know how much culture varies from team to team, though. But even then, it probably all has to go through similar channels before such a statement can be approved for release. A bunch of SDEs probably don't decide that they are going to put a notification like this up on their website.
And if we don't know their stance, I guess this message wouldn't be very much to go on, right?
The point might be moot.
But the people supporting Git Hub and other developer groups at Microsoft have drunk the koolaide. There was the Visual Studio removal of the Santa hat, some version of SJW code of conduct, and such - no? It's not all the same people or even the same orgs, but they are probably closely enough connected that we know what they mean. Just feeling the need to post such a message is cringe.
"Very offensive": Microsoft removes Santa hat on Visual Studio Code icon after backlash
I don't know how much culture varies from team to team, though. But even then, it probably all has to go through similar channels before such a statement can be approved for release. A bunch of SDEs probably don't decide that they are going to put a notification like this up on their website.
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Looting and anarchy are pretty cool tbh
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- 7 de Sep, 2016
Loot some repositories and call it your own, lets see what they think about that.