Yes, I can handle working at a company where I think the CEO is a piece of crap because to me that's part of being an adult. I've worked with people who endure

Yes, I can handle working at a company where I think the CEO is a piece of crap because to me that's part of being an adult. I've worked with people who endured things like metal holding their bones together because the people who managed them couldn't be bothered to look out for their safety. So do I care that somebody might have their feelings hurt by their CEO's social views? Not really, not when there's zero evidence he created a hostile or unfair workplace. > and then you find out via the outrage machine that he's donating to groups whose /one and only/ reason for existing is to marginalize you. This is just ridiculous, it's like you never took the time to understand why people supported Prop 8. They were afraid their churches would be forced to marry same-sex couples and when they expressed that fear they were called bigots so they sought legal protections. I'm not religious and I don't go around apologizing for them very often, but I think calling them bigots it's going too far.