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Worth noting that reason.com is biased center-right, and right-wing politics in the US these days seem to very hospitable to defending anti-vaccination stances.
by pixelatedindex 3y ago
Worth noting that reason.com is biased center-right, and right-wing politics in the US these days seem to very hospitable to defending anti-vaccination stances.
> Will any prominent figure accused of sexual misconduct anonymously face similar sanction, prior to any criminal action taking place?
Yes, they should. If there is sufficient proof for the company to make a decision (or insufficient proof to refrain from making it), then yes. Sexual misconduct needs to be handled seriously, regardless of who perpetrated it.
- amanaplanacanal 3y agoI always thought of Reason as libertarian adjacent. I’m kind of surprised they aren’t fully supporting the right of a private company to not do business with anyone they don’t want to.
- pixelatedindex 3y agoYou’re right, they are libertarian adjacent. I just get the sense that it’s “GOP Lite” these days, in terms of the policies and figureheads they support. There is a left-libertarian aspect but I don’t see much of that in the US today.