The thing is, all this is decidedly not against anybody's rights. He has a right to say and do what he wants, anybody has a right to speak out against him and o

The thing is, all this is decidedly not against anybody's rights. He has a right to say and do what he wants, anybody has a right to speak out against him and organise a boycott, and any employer has a right to ensure that a new hire will not negatively affect their image. Nobody's actually forcing anybody to do anything - nobody's treading on each other's rights, and everybody is acting as suits them. So the question is... what do we do? Do we suggest that speaking out against people who do things we don't like is wrong? Do we suggest that refusing to associate with people who we feel are attacking us is wrong?