> If we're trying to build a just society, there needs to be strong protection in favor of inclusion Yes, you're right -- however, what if the person in questi

> If we're trying to build a just society, there needs to be strong protection in favor of inclusion Yes, you're right -- however, what if the person in question was an anti-vaxxer? Shouldn't an organization have the right to fire anti-vaxxers? How do we protect LGBT people without offering the same protections to anti-vaxxers is a difficult question. (Or, to put it another way, how do we prevent anti-vaxxers from using the just protections offered to LGBT people, to further their agenda?) I don't know. An even more difficult question is, if we can't resolve the previous question, should we err on the side of protecting everyone ("legitimate" minorities AND dangerous crazies) or noone? I'm not sure of the answer to that one either.