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There is truth to the fact that we can't completely choose who we work for. But none the less, you are responsible for the choices you make. If a man is repea
by flyinRyan 13y ago
There is truth to the fact that we can't completely choose who we work for. But none the less, you are responsible for the choices you make. If a man is repeatedly raped and abused as a child we still hold him accountable as a man who rapes someone.
- foobarbazqux 13y agoI basically am against discrimination on the basis of one's employer for the same principles behind any individual freedom. I might not like your work, but I respect that you are a taxpayer in the same state as me and as such contribute to our ability to meet in relative peace in the first place, and I won't condone organized discrimination against you on the basis of your legal work. If anything, I will petition the state to make your work illegal.
- flyinRyan 13y agoI disagree. It's dangerous to let people slide because "they're just doing their job". People "just doing their job" are the enablers. Without them, none of the really serious man-made tragedies of history would have been possible.
- foobarbazqux 13y agoI have no problem with protesting the work people do. I just have a problem with locking them out of the protest.
- flyinRyan 13y agoNo one is locking them out of protesting in general. Just our protest.
- foobarbazqux 13y agoWell, it seems we have incompatible ethics. Either you violate mine or I violate yours.