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From the cited article: "Amazon.com’s C.E.O., Jeff Bezos, has weighed in on gay marriage, too, by donating more than $2.5 million in support of it."
$2.5 Million vs. $1000. Who is the bigger bigot here?
Eich was discriminated against. Who else?
Mozilla’s Chairman of the Board Mitchell Baker is a case study in the suppression of free speech.
"Mozilla believes both in equality and freedom of speech.”
No you don’t. You support the suppression of the freedom of speech if you don’t agree with the mind behind it. And you engaged in the destruction of an individual because his beliefs are not “equally” egalitarian as yours... in your opinion.
“Equality is necessary for meaningful speech," Tell that to Aleksandr Isayevich Solzhenitsyn or Martin Luther King. One was imprisoned in a gulag. Not much equality there, but that did not stop his pursuit of free speech and freedom.
"And you need free speech to fight for equality.”
So why are you killing it. If you don’t like the speech, or oppose someone’s support for an amendment to the California constitution (Prop 8) that won 52% of the popular vote, you must destroy them. You want to eliminate the opposition. They must be defined as evil and destroyed
“Figuring out how to stand for both at the same time can be hard."
No, IT IS NOT HARD! You just can’t be a walking taking contradiction. You can not be a person who seeks the destruction of life and productivity.
This woman is a U C Berkley educated statist drone.
Cheers.
He is strident in his belief. One thing: The First amendment (Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, Petition etc.) was written to protect unpopular speech, assembly, etc. since popular speech... would need no such protection. Some do not recognize, and respect this in all of it's manifestations. Free association can not dictate forced association.
That said: This being your thread, I respect your right to censor it.
Regards,
O.A.
That done, due to:
Ruling Class superiority:
* "To everyone who doesn't understand how civil rights work..."
* "I have a question to everyone here who opposes civil rights..."
* "...then allow me to educate you..."
Defining freedom by what is convenient to him:
* "To say that any and all behaviors should be permitted is not freedom..."
Supporting reprisals against those who disagree with him:
* "Take any action which helps to further or support a hate group, and you should be prepared to face the consequences."
and Constant highjacking of other's threads -
I will now be making use of the "Hide" option and hiding all of Maphesdus' posts on this thread and possibly any other which I might start.
Maphesdus is free to start his own threads on how Brendan Eich or anyone else who disagrees with him is a bigot and deserves reprisals, and I urge him to do so.
Thank you.
Is it evil for a Jew to fight back against a Nazi? If a particular business owner donated money to a Nazi group, and that Nazi group then tried to lobby the government to have Jews stripped of their legal rights, would the Jewish community be at fault for criticizing that business owner for his financial contribution?
To everyone who doesn't understand how civil rights work, just know that when you defend evils such as homophobia in the name of freedom, to civil rights advocates, you sound no different than those Islamic terrorists who hijack the concept of religious freedom in order to defend their murderous cult.
To quote Ayaan Hirsi Ali, "They will say it's because of my religion, and you need to respect my religion." The only proper response to such a stance, of course, is to say, "No, not if your religion involves killing or oppressing people. If that is how you want to behave, then you have lost your right to freedom."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O28opIDK...
Quiet all!
The mighty Maph is about to edify us!
Way to go with the slightly veiled fascist threats, Maph!
The end justifies the means, woo-hoo!
Anyone with a different opinion "opposes civil rights".
I am giving it until noon today, so everyone can have a chance to read your ridiculous, thread-hijacking accusations and rants, and then I am going to use the hide function on every single one of your posts to this thread or any other thread I start.
Fight under this banner, friends!!!
Onward, to Maphtopia!!!
You can consider whatever you'd like, Fred.
"Furthermore, I had no knowledge of your original use of Gestapo since I was responding to Maphesdus' post."
Exactly my point, Fred. Maph has a way of hijacking threads, which he has done here.
"Whenever the words, asked to resign appear, it is simply a euphemism for fired."
Which was also my point, Fred
How can my choice to not participate at the point of a gun in someone else's wants, even begin to meet the definition of persecution except in your strangely convoluted logic?
You want the freedom to be you - you've got it. Go for it. You want somehow to force me to do anything - pound sand.
The Nazis never would have been able to bring about the holocaust if the people of Germany had treated them and their ideas with public hostility and heated criticism.
If you think the LGBT community is being hypocritical, then allow me to educate you on a very important but oft overlooked point, which is that tolerance only works if it's reciprocal. To extend tolerance to one who seeks your destruction is to submit to your own death.
I'm sure even you could understand why the LGBT community would be unwilling to do that.
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