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I agree with you that contracts are "required" in a lot of situations. "I also used to write about marriage law policy, encouraging traditional marriage for th
by zer00eyz 11y ago
I agree with you that contracts are "required" in a lot of situations.
"I also used to write about marriage law policy, encouraging traditional marriage for the good of children. My institution has a morality clause in all contracts."
In this case her job was to uphold the institution that she was violating. She was part of supporting the "moral disaster".
- wfo 11y agoDidn't catch that in my first read-through; thanks I wouldn't have noticed it. That adds an interesting dynamic to the whole issue in this case, though I think upon reflection it doesn't really change my opinion of the matter. For me it's about the right to keep your personal life seperate from your employability. It's essentially a privacy issue; we can't guarantee our private affairs can be actually kept secret (people will get doxed, often out of spite) but we could mitigate the damage it causes by preventing people in power from acting on it. This goes for law enforcement too, and is actually enshrined in law though there are loopholes.