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>I think what someone uses their paycheck for is their business. It's funny you should put it like this, because I think who someone falls in love with and get
by ronaldx 13y ago
>I think what someone uses their paycheck for is their business.
It's funny you should put it like this, because I think who someone falls in love with and gets married to is their business.
Edited to add - the comment in reply to this contains a false quote: In no way would I seek to prevent Eich from being CEO of whatever business. I would just not financially or morally support that business if I had an alternative choice. I consider that an essential part of equality - I have a right to support businesses that I choose and I prefer to exercise that right with some respect toward the moral and ethical consequences.
- kevingadd 13y agoIf you apply the 'Eich shouldn't work for Mozilla because he's a bigot' principle equally, that means bigots can prevent you from working anywhere. This is obviously unacceptable, and as it happens the law forbids it. As much as I don't agree with (or respect) his politics, equality has to be paramount here. It's not false equality, or equality-when-convenient: In these matters actual equality is incredibly important, so I will continue to defend it no matter how angry people are.
- alexqgb 13y agoUh, there's a big difference between simply "working for" a company and being the CEO. Do you honestly not recognize this? Or were you deliberately downplaying the nature of his role as deliberate act of spin?
- kybernetikos 13y ago> financially or morally support that business if I had an alternative choice. I don't believe there is an alternative to mozilla. Happy to be proved wrong.