Hehe, I, too, broke my windows 95 installing Slackware.

Slackware.

That was 25+ years ago. So don’t judge me.

It won’t… Again, I can distinguish between company time and private time.

Employment is an exchange of time from employee for resources from employer.

Microsoft is not saying you can’t support Palestine. You can.

That being said, Palestinian employees interrupted public and private Microsoft events. That caused monetary damage to Microsoft. Microsoft is saying that is no longer welcome during the company time using company resources. That is 100% within their right.

I won’t. I can distinguish between my private time vs the company time.

With all due respect, no company in the world has to pick sides. They can choose a side or do nothing. If you don’t like what they are doing, you can boycott them.

I don’t see anything wrong with Microsoft silencing Palestinian protesters after what they did in some public and some private events at the company.