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Brave is really not solving any problem. People that truly want ads removed so they don’t get tracked or bothered, should simply install Firefox. It’s a brillia
by onyva 6y ago
Brave is really not solving any problem. People that truly want ads removed so they don’t get tracked or bothered, should simply install Firefox. It’s a brilliant browser regardless, and being developed and supported by a non for profit with a proven track record is what makes it trustworthy.
Brave can’t compete with that and Eich is not somebody anyone should rally behind in respect to ethical choices, or moral example. His personal choices to support legislation that will deny basic human rights from the LGBTQ community is a BIG clue.
- noisem4ker 6y ago>His personal choices to support legislation that will deny basic human rights from the LGBTQ community is a BIG clue. Personal views legitimately expressed in totally distinct political matters should absolutely not be factored in.
- nnf 6y agoAttempting to deny rights to an entire class of human beings should not be classified as simply “personal views legitimately expressed.”
- gruez 6y agoI still fail to see how it's any different than any other moral disagreement. eg. If I were a evangelical christian, and he supported abortion rights for women, I can claim that he's literally trying to kill babies.
- onyva 6y agoRight to happiness is not a moral question that needs to be debated every time someone on Fox News needs to generate mass hysteria for profit. I think the average person can differentiate between what’s moral and what’s immoral and where are the boundaries between the two. The USA is in a complete meltdown because some still insist on staying blind.
- LordDragonfang 6y agoBut you're describing what a large subset of evangelicals actually do, so that doesn't really help your point.
- gilrain 6y agoIs it fair to call an action which materially supported oppression of people "personal"? The goal of that action was to deny people the right to marry.
- pyuser583 6y agoFrom a privacy perspective, Safari is pretty good too.
- dependenttypes 6y ago"non for profit with a proven track record" is not how I would describe mozilla. > His personal choices to support legislation that will deny basic human rights from the LGBTQ community is a BIG clue. Marriage is not a human right.
- dragonwriter 6y ago> Marriage is not a human right. Even if it wasn't (the UDHR says it is, and the US Supreme Court has for quite some time held it to be a fundamental right), equal protection of the laws is also widely held to be.
- dependenttypes 6y agoThe UDPR also says that it is your right to be arrested in order to be educated (oh hey, it is a human right for the detainees at the Xinjiang camps to be re-educated!). I can't consider this document as anything other than a joke. > equal protection of the laws is also widely held to be I am not against equal opportunity for both homosexual and heterosexual couples, rather, I am just anti-marriage. I think that it would be better to just remove any government support or acknowledgement of heterosexual marriage rather than make homosexual marriage official.
- dragonwriter 6y ago> The UDPR also says that it is your right to be arrested in order to be educated Not sure what the UDPR is, but the UDHR, which I referenced, certainly does not.
- dependenttypes 6y agoI meant UDHR. Check article 26.
- dragonwriter 6y agoI have read it. It unsurprisingly does not say that it is your right to be arrested in order to be educated.