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To: Gen.Blather
Google as an organization is one that is hostile to conservative causes and one that promotes a left-wing,liberal agenda. The best example of this is their Google logo commemoration, that displays its logo in homage to holidays or historical events.

Not once have I ever seen a logo memorial that could be interpreted as conservative themed. For example, they never do war memorials such as December 7, or others that tend to be of an American war theme. I myself, find it very troubling using google. While on one hand they offer web services considered to be the best, yet ideologically,personally they are an anathema to me.

4 posted on 03/03/2013 4:34:30 PM PST by lbryce (BHO:"Now, I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds by way Oppenheiner at Trinity NM)
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To: lbryce

Yes it’s very unfortunate.
Progressives control most all of the large internet entities.
Google/YouTube, Yahoo, Wikipedia, Facebook


9 posted on 03/03/2013 5:17:32 PM PST by nascarnation (Baraq's economic policy: trickle up poverty)
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To: lbryce
Not once have I ever seen a logo memorial that could be interpreted as conservative themed. For example, they never do war memorials such as December 7, or others that tend to be of an American war theme

Oh sure Google could celebrate US victories over Japan, Germany, Mexico, Spain and the United Kingdom, but that might be bad for Google's business ventures, namely Google.JP, Google.co.uk, etc. I'm pretty sure not all of these markets enjoy the fact that they were beaten by the US.

15 posted on 03/03/2013 6:34:44 PM PST by Alter Kaker (Gravitation is a theory, not a fact. It should be approached with an open mind...)
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