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I find absolutely nothing wrong with the way he was treated. To say that somehow he was the victim of bullying, when he was the one who was taking action to de
by kaonashi 13y ago
I find absolutely nothing wrong with the way he was treated.
To say that somehow he was the victim of bullying, when he was the one who was taking action to deny other people their rights, is so morally backwards I have a hard time conceding that you're arguing in good faith.
- radmuzom 13y agoIt's strange that this is getting downvoted. Nobody went and physically abused Eich to remove him as CEO. It's strange that those who are supporting Eich for his right to his own views are against our right to express outrage.
- bzbarsky 13y agoThe right to express outrage is not an absolute. See http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/bz/archives/2014/04/speech_and_consequences.html http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/bz/archives/2014/04/speech_an... for what I consider some obvious limitations on it. You're saying there were no instances of item #1 on my list, and I believe you are correct. However, there certainly were instances of item #2.
- zheshishei 13y ago> Nobody went and physically abused Eich to remove him as CEO. I hope you're not saying that bullying only occurs when physical abuse happens, because if you are, you're pretty much denying that cyber-bullying happens. Whether or not the response to Eich counts as cyberbullying, I'm making no comment on that.