A relevant 'Mad Dog' Mattis quote in light of the anti-free speech stance of Google.

In light of the recent actions from Google, here's a quote from General James 'Mad Dog' Mattis which is particularly relevant:

"When I was a young officer in 1979, I toured what was known as "The Killing Fields" in Cambodia. This is the area where the Khmer Rouge killed off nearly  quarter of the Cambodian population, something like 1.9 million people in just a few years. My guide told me that they started by rounding up all of the teachers. They wanted to extinguish free thought, and the spark of questioning and dissent. Because, to a totalitarian dictator, an open and inquisitive mind is more dangerous even than a Marine with a rifle."

~General James 'Mad Dog' Mattis

What makes the quote all the more worrying is that you could replace 'totalitarian dictator' with 'Google' and it provides an accurate summary of Google's recent behavior.

Google have made their position perfectly clear on what they think about those with an open and inquisitive mind. Google have made their position perfectly clear on what they think about those who dare to criticize the fact that Google discriminate by race and sex. Google do not tolerate free speech. They have made that clear.

All those, like Google, who oppose freedom of speech, are a threat to free thought and a threat to a free society.

#Goolag

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For context, you can find the James Damore's memo, where he highlights discrimination by Google, at the link below:
http://redpilledworld.blogspot.com/2017/08/memo-from-sacked-google-employee-in-full.html