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Speaking of good faith opinions, are you arguing in good faith that the witch hunt is just because his opinion is not the same? Can we refuse to do business wi
by gameswithgo 6y ago
Speaking of good faith opinions, are you arguing in good faith that the witch hunt is just because his opinion is not the same? Can we refuse to do business with people when their opinions are legitimately abhorrent? Can we distinguish between differences of opinion and abhorrent opinions?
- foobar33333 6y agoAnyone can refuse to do business at any time. I'm suggesting that this move from redhat is a disappointment but not that it should be illegal.
- hui-zheng 6y agoAssuming this email is the root cause of everything. https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/6405929/09132019142056-0001.pdf https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/6405929/091320191... Could you explain what part of this email is legitimately abhorrent about?
- kelnos 6y ago> Can we refuse to do business with people when their opinions are legitimately abhorrent? Absolutely. Unless the refusal is about several legally-protected categories. > Can we distinguish between differences of opinion and abhorrent opinions? Some people can, some people can't.