20 Hilarious Google Memo Memes – And Some Helpful Links

If you haven’t heard by now, Google recently fired one of their employees (James Damore) over a supposed “anti-diversity” memo he wrote strictly for internal purposes. This memo was leaked to the media, and you can watch the truth about it here: The Truth About the Google Diversity Memo.

Google said he was fired for “perpetuating gender stereotypes”… Whatever that means.

But in reality, James Damore was fired strictly because of an ideological difference with Google.

He didn’t fit within the narrative that leftist organizations try so desperately to push. So, they fired and doxxed him. Now he is considering suing Google and says he is “exploring all possible legal remedies.”

And if you want to learn some more about it, check out these two other helpful links that I highly recommend everyone should read:

1. The Company That Knows Everything About You Is Now Punishing Thoughtcrimes

2. Here Are All The Media Outlets Blatantly Lying About The Google Memo

Don’t agree with us? You’re fired.

And really, who is surprised about this news? Just look at the people that work there:

Yeah, that sure looks like a “tolerant” environment.

But let’s quit messing around and get to the memes:

#1 – Google Memo Memes

#2 – Run and Hide

#3 – Firefox with the kill

#4 – Ann Coulter Chimes In

#5 – An Interview With Google

#6 – Hillary Clinton Helps Us All

#7 – Google Gets Sassy

#8 – 5 Star Job Application

#9 – 1984 Quotes Anybody?

#10 – Bias in Search Results Based on Language/Country

#11 – Updated Search Term

#12 – Friendly Message From a Father

#13 – An Internal Google Meeting

#14 – Biology at Google

#15 – Google Memo Memes, Star Wars Edition

#16 – Just Because

#17 – Pepperidge Farm Remembers

#18 – Google “Celebrations”

#19 – Look Twice

#20 – Facebook and Google Memo Meet

Save & spread them all! Thanks for stopping by.

Let me know if I missed any really good ones in the comments below.

Avtomat

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Avtomat (Avi) is the owner of The Hidden Dominion, a resource focused on helping others interpret society - and themselves. Avi writes on a wide range of topics covering privacy, governmental structure, self defense, and economics.