Turns out buckets of money speak the loudest. It's wildly disenfranchising when things like the wife of a supreme court justice getting paid $10M by law firms who have cases in front of the court don't go severely punished.
I mean, what are said documentaries about the nazis like? Are they presenting an uncritical viewpoint? I don't think I've ever seen a documentary about the nazis not include the context of all the horrible shit they did
Not OP. They're pushing an agenda is the general criticism. E.g. I'm all for them not excluding minorities. If the show does good, it does good. It's a universal unassailable good/win. But when they want to enforce quotas and promoting DEI content synthetically and unnaturally, then they've crossed a line.
IMO the Android team should have realized the Android team was not creating internal libraries at a sufficient level of stability and change tracking for the Android team. This quickly gets into cultural priorities that I have very little context on - but I do think that processes failed here.