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>None of these apply to what happened with Stallman That’s the point. If it were harassment, false accusation of a colleague, etc, it would not be merely expre
by mapgrep 7y ago
>None of these apply to what happened with Stallman
That’s the point. If it were harassment, false accusation of a colleague, etc, it would not be merely expressing a bad opinion. But as you say, none of those apply.
And I think it’s clear I was not raising an issue of what is legal, but of what is right and just, and desirable for a university, for a workplace, for a society.
- eesmith 7y agoYou write "That’s the point". But you asked a much broader question. I gave two examples, one real ("Jimmy the Greek"), and one hypothetical ("pinko Commie"). Do you really want to get into a discussion of how it was not "right and just" to fire Jimmy the Greek for his racist comments?