Google CEO Sundar Pichai Says He Does Not Regret Firing James Damore
20th January 2018
Google CEO Sundar Pichai responded today to the firing of employee James Damore over his controversial memo on workplace diversity, stating that while he does not regret the decision, he regrets that people misunderstood it as a politically motivated event. Speaking in a live conversation with journalist and Recode co-founder Kara Swisher, MSNBC host Ari Melber, and YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki in San Francisco, Pichai said that the decision to fire Damore was about ensuring women at Google felt like the company was committed to creating a welcoming environment.
The worst part of the situation is that he doesn’t even realize that his was essentially a political decision. ‘Creating a welcoming environment’ doesn’t depend on the presence or absence of one guy, James Damore. Ensuring unity of Politically Correct thought, however does; that’s the whole rationale behind the proglodyte Hunt for Heretics and Sinners.
“I regret that people misunderstand that we may have made this for a political belief one way or another,” Pichai said. “It’s important for the women at Google, and all the people at Google, that we want to make an inclusive environment.”
Any environment that excludes certain people for their political beliefs is NOT an ‘inclusive environment’, and this statement is the biggest giveaway that there is room at Google only for the Narrative.