FAKE NEWS: 4 Things The Google Manifesto DOESN’T Say What The Media Claim It Says

Aug 9, 2017 by Jill

by Ben Shapiro, Daily Wire:

On Monday evening, news broke of a memo regarding Google’s Leftist bias and their perverse attempts to impose diversity quotas at the company. The memo, by an unnamed employee, drew quick fire from the management structure; on Tuesday evening, the employee, unmasked as James Damore, was fired.

There was just one problem: there was nothing wrong with the memo.

As I wrote yesterday, the memo essentially made three contentions: first, that Google had a Leftist bias which prevented them from hearing other viewpoints; second, that part of the discrepancy in employment between men and women at Google could be attributable to group differences between men and women; and third, that Google could try to make employment easier for women in general through a series of non-illegal means.

But that’s not what you’re hearing from Google and the media. Instead, you’re hearing them deliberately misrepresent the nature of the memo, cast aspersions at the author, and pretend that he said things he clearly and openly dismissed in the memo itself.

Here are a few of the things Damore didn’t say.

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Female Leaders Say Google ‘Intolerant’ in Firing Engineer for Memo on Gender Differences, Daily Signal

The Google Memo: Four Scientists Respond

No, the Google manifesto isn’t sexist or anti-diversity. It’s science, Globe and Mail

If Google Fires Anyone Over Stereotyping, It Should Be The Employees Who Stayed Home To Cry Over A Memo, The Federalist