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Thanks, Internet, for making it impossible for people to make any mistakes ever.

• drivingmenuts 13y ago
  To be fair, Eich has never said he made a mistake. I pretty strongly disagree with his views on Prop 8, HOWEVER, I wouldn't disqualify him on those grounds. I disagree with my own boss on a lot of things much closer to home, and yet I gladly work with and for him. Occasionally, I guess I'm grownup.
• mindstab 13y ago
  Did he ever say it was a mistake, did he ever apologize for it? no. he continually defended his right to do it and believe what he believes. That's about as far from a mistake as you can get.
  • lcnmrn 13y ago
    What's wrong to believe in something? Isn't a human right to have your own beliefs and opinions?
    • Karunamon 13y ago
      "Believing" in something and contributing money to that something are wildly different things.
      • lcnmrn 13y ago
        Private funded "churches" are a common thing all over the world. Was there ever been a problem with this? No.
        • Karunamon 13y ago
          Not what I mean. Thinking ill of people and actually contributing resources to see those people oppressed are not even in the same universe morally.
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  • vsviridov 13y ago
    Okay, substitute mistakes with "choices that might get frowned upon by the public at any point in time going forward".