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I have to ask, do you realize how hypocritical some of your statements sound? I'm talking about ones like, "I for one am glad that he was put through the wring
by Pacabel 13y ago
I have to ask, do you realize how hypocritical some of your statements sound?
I'm talking about ones like, "I for one am glad that he was put through the wringer and hope anyone else that believes in any form of discrimination and wants to lead a company gets the same treatment or worse."
On one hand you decry discrimination, but then on the other you encourage discrimination against people who you've deemed to have engaged in discrimination. It's very contradictory, and suggests that you in turn should then be subjected to some very negative treatment, "or worse".
- kjjw 13y agoOur rights should extend only so far that they do not inhibit the rights of others. At least, that is what I believe. He has overstepped that line.
- steven2012 13y agoThere is no hypocrisy. Being punished and being discriminated against are two absolutely separate things.
- Pacabel 13y agoSure, I can see them being different things. But that doesn't meant that they both can't be involved at the same time. Maybe what Eich is facing is seen as "punishment" by some, but it is indisputably discrimination, too. Losing one's job solely because of one's beliefs is a form of discrimination, regardless of what those beliefs may be. I don't see how you can seriously say that you're against discrimination and those who discriminate, yet you'll resort to that exact same discriminatory behavior while supposedly trying to stop discrimination!
- coldpie 13y agoThis is a false equivalence. You are presupposing that being pro-marriage-equality and anti-marriage-equality are positions of equal moral value. They are not. It's like claiming someone being placed in prison for murder is being "discriminated against" for being a murderer. No, we are punishing despicable behavior.