> Just be good. Just be good people! That’s all we ask! Simple on the surface, but if you dig deeper it's more complex. Being a good person necessitates refus

> Just be good. Just be good people! That’s all we ask! Simple on the surface, but if you dig deeper it's more complex. Being a good person necessitates refusing things that are not good. That typically means distancing yourself from people you perceive as bad. Think about it: would a good person assist a carjacking? Would a good person be part of the Third Reich? Would a good person sit idly by while a black lady is called a slur? No, they wouldn't. That's not to say I think you, or this person fired, or anyone else, has done any of those things. It's simply to demonstrate that being a good person necessitates acting against non-good things. Mozilla believed they were acting against a non-good thing: so, to them, they are good.