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Oh come on, can we stop calling hosting a service as "backing" things. Whatever happened to the idea of providing a service disclaiming of who you're providing

• fxtentacle 4y ago
  I agree. There was a lot of outrage when a religious bakery refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple. The argument was that they should serve every customer, even if they disagree. But now we're requesting precisely the opposite from Cloudflare.
  • jpoesen 4y ago
    These two things are very much not alike. The key difference: when the baker refused to provide service to a protected class based, they were discriminating. White supremacists (not a protected class) being refused service is quite different and not at all comparable.
    • h2odragon 4y ago
      When its OK for a public business to discriminate against "some people" because they're "not a protected class," we've lost the point. How much longer are you a "protected class?"
      • jpoesen 4y ago
        Not sure what this has to do with _me_, and I never stated whether or not I'm OK with Cloudflare's policy. I merely pointed out that the given comparison was invalid.