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Posted on 11/17/2020 7:03:31 AM PST by Morgana
Since a couple days after November 3rd, Election Day in the US, more than 100 of 243 Dominion Employees have deleted their profiles on LinkedIn.
This is not a good sign for a company. Over 40% of Dominion’s employees with profiles on LinkedIn on Election Day in the US have eliminated their profiles from the social media giant. Rosie Memos @almostjingo reported this yesterday:
On November 6th, a couple days after Election Day, there were 243 employees on LinkedIn. Yesterday there were only 140 profiles remaining:
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How queer. Did the company send out an internal memo?
Couldn’t they say they are afraid of harassment from Trump supporters, given the recent vilification of the company?
They’re at least smart enough to understand self-preservation.
Yes, Kamala sent it out that night.
They think they are getting jobs in the Biden admin.
The problem with this is that they are probably being harassed. Its not likely they are doing it out of guilt or knowledge of crimes. AND NOTHING HAS BEEN PROVEN! I believe it will be, but until its proven you can’t and shouldn’t harass people. Hell, I would go so far as to say that even once it is proven, you shouldn’t devolve to the level of a leftist and harass people. Let the court do its job, let the prosecutors do their jobs.
I have ALWAYS hated seeing the media make someone guilty before they have been proven to be by the court. OJ Simpson? Scott Peterson? George Zimmerman? Richard Jewell? Ring any bells? All were convicted in the media before they had day 1 in court. Some proved to be completely innocent of what they were accused of but they were already notorious and their lives were ruined by the media for no legitimate reason. Don’t be the mainstream media to these people.
I can tell you, the developers at this place don’t necessarily know the big picture about what the software they created was doing. Loose lips sink ships. They were probably given a task to develop a section of the code and others were tasked with putting the code together as a whole. This is generally how development works these days. Only the few at the top of the hierarchy understood what it was going to be used for.
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