> How is a "You can't lead an organisation and be a role model if your views hurt a significant amount of people in the organisation" a non-judicial punishment?

> How is a "You can't lead an organisation and be a role model if your views hurt a significant amount of people in the organisation" a non-judicial punishment? If you can't read or write you would also probably not lead a large organization, and it's not punishment. Is it a decision? Yes. Is it a decision made in the name of public interest? Yes. Is it a decision that relates to some kind of transgression? Yes. Is it a decision that seriously affects a person's liberty and pursuit of happiness? Yes. Is it a decision made out of a fair trial? No. Just because the labels "justice, diversity, inclusivity, equity" are displayed on a mob that harasses and assaults people doesn't make it less of a mob. Also Stallman didn't "hurt" anyone. This is ridiculous.