Microsoft claims they cut of some services from isereal's unit 8200

Some doesn't meal all

Also it's a claim from Microsoft in a email seen by the guardian, we don't know ìf the claim is actually true and they could be continuing in secret

Yeah, this needs to be praised or they'll just decide it's never worth appeasing the left. You don't need to say they're a great company or anything, but this is a good move. If they see that they give this up and get nothing in return then guess what they'll do next time? Absolutely nothing, or maybe shift to the right where they'll actually be rewarded.

Fuckin' A! This is why liberals so always fucking lose. "Not GOOD enough! Not PURE enough!". All while the right says, "Meh, I'll take it as a win."

Why are you talking like Microsoft didn't know? They didn't need "to check" or to "review". They knew and didn't care until it started impacting their bottom line.

They didn't fire those employees because they thought they were wrong. They fired them for making a scene. For drawing public and news media attention to it. To try and stop the protesting employees from influencing even more employees.

This isn't some "oopsie poopsies, we didn't know! our bad!" thing.

Mainly just the megacorps, which most of us don't work for.

Sitting a manager's meeting, we had a choice. Do the thing that would cost our customers more, and bring us more profit, or do the moral thing. Customers were basically trapped, would have had to suck it up. After taking our input, the VP said, "Well... Guess we gotta do the right thing."

My last job saw our CEO telling the board he intended to lose money over the next two years in order to build up our staff and products. The board applauded him. We fucked around and made a profit anyway. :)

Wish we had the moral fortitude to not work for these megacorps. Hell, even a strike could bring them to their knees overnight. Keep in mind, we're so efficient now, "just in time" delivery and such, that a week-long strike would be devastating. Remember how fucking up the supply chain during COVID rattled downstream for a couple of years?