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I'm curious to know how much your logic and position depends on you agreeing with the opinions being advocated for. You would, I suppose, equally defend a comp
by kepler1 5y ago
I'm curious to know how much your logic and position depends on you agreeing with the opinions being advocated for. You would, I suppose, equally defend a company in "especially welcoming applications from candidates who believe in Jesus Christ and a right to life"?
That's also just "being a good person" for people who face a certain kind of discrimination, yes?
- amanaplanacanal 5y agoIs there actually a history of hiring discrimination against those folks? At least in the US I would think the discrimination would have been against atheists.
- kepler1 4y agoIn Silicon Valley, I bet you will find people who feel they've been discriminated against or feel they have to hide such loyalties/opinions/affinities in tech, just as much as any other group. And by the way, what is the criterion, that someone feels that they've been discriminated against, or that you as an independent judge (or some authority) declare that they have? As a group, or individually?