Yes. I believe that those people should be able to judge me and socially shun me, including calling for my firing, if I express that I am pro-choice. I think t

Yes. I believe that those people should be able to judge me and socially shun me, including calling for my firing, if I express that I am pro-choice. I think they are wrong, but it's on me to try and persuade enough people that I'm right. If they see it as I support murdering innocent people, then how can I possibly demand they hand me money, interact with me normally, etc...? I'm certainly not going to employ someone who says "I think we should kill <group of people>". I think they are fundamentally wrong about the core concept, I don't think it's right for them to "cancel" people over that as a result, but that doesn't mean it should be illegal to do so, because forcing people to support behaviour they find abhorrent is worse.