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Why is getting paid to express an opinion morally questionable? When GLAAD's members pay them to express positions in support of gay rights, is that morally qu
by fleitz 15y ago
Why is getting paid to express an opinion morally questionable?
When GLAAD's members pay them to express positions in support of gay rights, is that morally questionable? Or is it only morally questionable when they express opinions that you do not like?
I suspect the conversation between GLAAD, AT&T, and their membership will go something like this:
Members: You're losing $500K per year
GLAAD: AT&T can you match this?
AT&T: Will $600K suffice?
GLAAD: OK.
- rbanffy 15y agoThey are not only paid to express opinions, but to credibly do it. When they throw their credibility out the window by accepting money to express anything, they cease to be effective in supporting gay and lesbian interests.
- Klinky 15y agoWhat GLAAD or other non-profits did technically should be illegal. They are no longer a non-profit activist group, they are an advertising/lobbying agency.