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I get it, and I agree. But it's unevenly applied set of rules that I take issue with. Other businesses censored their products but because it was something the
by RobertRoberts 8y ago
I get it, and I agree. But it's unevenly applied set of rules that I take issue with.
Other businesses censored their products but because it was something the masses didn't want censored, that business was mercilessly attacked.
- JumpCrisscross 8y ago> it's unevenly applied set of rules There are no rules. That’s freedom of assembly. GoFundMe is free not to do business with anti-vaxxers. You are free not to do business with them for that decision. Everyone decides what matters to them and acts on it to their own accordance. When there is consensus, it cascades and may even prompt the creation of a new protected class.
- RobertRoberts 8y ago>There are no rules. There are lots of them. >...it cascades and may even prompt the creation of a new protected class. Eventually there will be a protected class that you absolutely object to. And then it will be too late to alter the way they are created.
- JumpCrisscross 8y ago> it will be too late to alter the way they are created People forming an informal consensus, organizing and getting a bill passed is fundamental to the democratic legislative process.