Salesforce to relocate employees based in Texas

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Sep 12, 2021 23 Comments

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  • Apple
    hrvgcyufhd

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    hrvgcyufhd
    Why would people leave? Does everyone use abortion every week or something?
    Sep 12, 2021 10
    • Actually these are first steps towards becoming Korea or Afghanistan so yeah I would move and fight it
      Sep 12, 2021
    • Chime
      xtk975$&@

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      xtk975$&@
      Liberals want to kill a baby because it may be autistic what’s next kill it because it has the wrong eye color? No wonder full liberal governments lead to mass deaths
      Sep 12, 2021
  • This is nowhere near as strong of a stance. I’m embarrassed for them. Why don’t they threaten to leave the state? Do the real work and threaten to leave the state. You know Republicans love their money more than the fetus.
    Sep 12, 2021 3
    • Red Hat
      tikujin

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      tikujin
      Also, Qualtrics also seems to have an office in Texas. Why don't you do something to not support such a company and maybe join another which doesn't have an office in Texas?
      Sep 12, 2021
    • Apple
      hrvgcyufhd

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      hrvgcyufhd
      You are saying nonsense. Considering with all the political overreach in Democratic states and negligence, I think more people want to move to Texas haha.
      Sep 12, 2021
  • Netflix
    He$DeadJim

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    He$DeadJim
    It’s funny how people think women know they’re pregnant on day one and have plenty of time to get an abortion. Morning sickness doesn’t even start until week 6. If you’re busy and distracted, you might not even realize you skipped your period and boom, you’re past the legal deadline.

    In reality, women need time to realize they’re pregnant. Weigh their options. It’s a deeply personal and private family planing decision.

    Texas forced the game clock and goal post unreasonably early. It’s not like you can just show up at your doctors office and get an abortion right then and there. You need an appointment. It’s scheduled days, or more likely weeks out. Many women reconsider abortions if they’re given enough time to think about it. Texas probably created more abortions than less since they’re forcing the decision too fast and most women would need to leave the state to get one. Poor women who don’t have the money or time to take 3 days off to travel to a nearby state will likely raise their unwanted kid in poverty on the tax payer dime, which raises the odds of the kid growing up in a criminal gang. Others will get dangerous illegal abortions like they did before Row v Wade. This is what happens when a nanny state gets in the way of your personal life and personal decisions.
    Sep 12, 2021 2
    • Apple
      hrvgcyufhd

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      hrvgcyufhd
      I think it reads like something until heartbeat starts, and obviously deeply religious state will have an issue with aborting heartbeat.

      I was raised near poverty, and still really enjoyed my childhood, nature was more entertaining (granted i didn’t need medical attention, then it would’ve sucked), If I think about it, if I was aborted because of fear of parent loosing personal life or fearing financial hardship, i’d be pretty upset. That would be a shitty reasoning.

      Bottom line, no matter how ethically fucked up abortion is, unless it exits womans body, it’s woman’s choice what to do.

      Like with any medical procedure, it is peoples personal choice to have procedure or not.
      Sep 12, 2021
    • Netflix
      He$DeadJim

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      He$DeadJim
      Agree with your point. I was raised in poverty too. Parents were deeply religious. They both came from large families where most of the kids got in a lot of trouble that the judge ordered them to either join the military or go to jail. They all joined the military. My parents raised 5 kids in poverty. I remember (and still love) government cheese. I wore all handmedown clothes. Never owned new clothes. My childhood wasn’t fun. I had freedom to do what I wanted since that’s all my parents could give me and they had no time to give to us, but every kid did back then. It was a different time. I was the only one to work my way through college. My other siblings went nowhere, ended up with the wrong crowd, had their encounters with the law, were up to dubious activities, and still haven’t got their lives in order and will be on and off welfare. All my cousins and their large families are the same. Only the few that got an education against all odds made it anywhere and even they are having smaller families so they can give their kids the quality life they wish their parents were able to give them. All my school friends followed similar paths. Low income stayed low income and got in trouble as more and more kids in low income neighborhoods tend to do. A few with ambition escaped it.

      It’s not really about a parents desire to be free to have a social life. It’s the kind of life they want to provide for their kid.

      You don’t have to agree with abortion. My parents wouldn’t have got abortions either because of their religious faith, but they both wish they could have done better as parents and they know they failed their children and know they would have done better as parents if they had less kids (but wouldn’t go back and change their decision). But nobody should have their choice taken away from them. As long as it’s done before fetal viability, it’s the mothers choice. It’s simply nobody’s business but the women’s.
      Sep 12, 2021
  • HP / Data
    tSpa10

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    tSpa10
    This is interesting and wonder what other companies will follow similarly
    Sep 12, 2021 0
  • VMware
    OJBw57

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    OJBw57
    OP
    Where you at Apple, Tesla, and Google? SPEAK UP!
    Sep 12, 2021 0