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Of course we can't force people (by law) to do business with someone, and shouldn't try. What we should do is establish strong social norms against this kind of
by danarmak 10y ago
Of course we can't force people (by law) to do business with someone, and shouldn't try. What we should do is establish strong social norms against this kind of discrimination and against this kind of net outrage mob hounding of people. Speak out against them, support victims (regardless of political affiliation), try not to give in when targeted.
- stephenr 10y agoTrumps supporters are victims because sane people don't want to support those who support a sociopath. Gotcha. Edit: also: I still don't understand why you believe there is a problem. If someone is actually fired because they support a particular party/etc that would be (in sane countries) illegal. If it's not illegal in your country, maybe you should fix that before insisting that anything anyone says should be automatically free of consequences. That is a very slippery fucking slope, especially with the sort of shit trump supporters say aleady. As for the specific issues: Brendan resigned from Mozilla because he couldn't "manage effectively", aka the staff in Mozilla didn't respect him because of his prior actions. It was the staff in Mozilla who publicised his donation - they knew what he'd done before the shit storm that happened online. If you can't unfuck yourself from a situation where people don't respect you, maybe you didn't have the chops to be CEO in the first place. And for the trump supporter, I don't fucking care. Trump is an orange hitler with less charm and a worse haircut than the original. To those who support him: fuck you very much, from the rest of the fucking world.