r/technology • u/wizardofthefuture • Dec 10 '24

Social Media Google steps in after McDonald's gets ‘review bombed’ over arrest in UnitedHealth CEO's murder

https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/google-steps-in-after-mcdonalds-get-review-bombed-over-arrest-in-unitedhealth-ceos-murder-101733809168783.html
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u/tcmasterson Dec 10 '24

If it was a local burger place, Sundar Pichai wouldn't do the same thing he's doing for Chris Kempczinski...

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u/-xXxMangoxXx- Dec 10 '24

isn't this pretty standard?

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u/BoxerguyT89 Dec 10 '24

Yep, and completely justified.

The reviews have nothing to do with the actual business, why should they be allowed to stay?

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u/m4cika Dec 10 '24

Haha you mad he got caught

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u/BoxerguyT89 Dec 10 '24

If you leave your echo chamber, you would realize it's not "rat snitch employee turns in hero," but "local employee recognizes alleged murdered and notifies law enforcement."

Pretend it wasn't Brian Thompson's killer, and instead it was some person that fit the description of and indeed turned out to be someone that murdered a child, does your opinion change?

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u/Popular-Anything3033 Dec 10 '24

Well fuck around and find out ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯. That John Wick lite is in find out phase.