This is a fictional emotional ploy specifically designed to compel people to agree with you, lest they sound uncultured, uncaring or worse. That is the problem

This is a fictional emotional ploy specifically designed to compel people to agree with you, lest they sound uncultured, uncaring or worse. That is the problem with our social discourse - it's hinged on cheap emotional "gotchas". Eich wasn't walking down the halls of Mozilla, preaching his radical views and firing anyone who disagreed - yet that's exactly what happened to him. Ironic... People need to be mature. You can have your views, and I'll have mine - at no point does any of that matter in the workplace unless someone isn't adult enough to separate the two spaces. This is what seems to have happened to Mozilla... overrun with neo-ideologs and forced everyone out that wasn't with "the program". How very inclusive...