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The difference, obviously, is that Prop 8 denies rights to some people and does not affect anyone else, aside from offending them. I don't understand your poin
by 3am 13y ago
The difference, obviously, is that Prop 8 denies rights to some people and does not affect anyone else, aside from offending them.
I don't understand your point about my comment about religions that permit same sex marriage. I think it's pretty obvious I was trying to say that morals can differ and in a pluralistic society, we err on the side of permitting individual freedom. Same-sex couples should not have to live by certain interpretations of the Talmud. Charismatic/Evangelist Christians should not be compelled to use birth control. Sikhs/Muslims/LDS members should be permitted to wear religiously significant clothing. Is that controversial?
Finally, I have actually defended Eich's promotion at some length in non-HN forums. I believe that Mozilla stands for privacy protection and the highest quality open/free software. In that regard, his viewpoints/goals and mine are very close. As strongly and fundamentally as I disagree with him on other subjects, I felt his leadership would be beneficial to Mozilla. I regret he was forced out, I think it was a bad decision.
Now, that being said, don't worry about turning down a job offer from me. I can disagree civilly, but you've called me a bigot and an asshole, and I am done with you.
- waps 13y agoYou seem to have rethought your position on this, your previous post defended the firing of Mozilla's CEO based on his political opinion. I am glad that you consider that wrong and I just misread you, or you changed your opinion for the better.