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eastbound ◴[] No.44446316[source]
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Moomoomoo309 ◴[] No.44446460[source]
Do you think those opinions would have made it more difficult to work with certain employees at Mozilla based on certain protected traits in the law? If so, I think the donation is a red herring, it's the opinion itself that's the problem.

Firing people for their opinions is actually fine - if you believe that certain types of people don't deserve rights, for example, and your company has those types of people in it, that's a problem. Freedom of opinion is not guaranteed.

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waterhouse ◴[] No.44446561[source]
Does this approach ultimately lead to the conclusion that people on different sides of the abortion issue can't work in the same company?
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1. nisegami ◴[] No.44446871[source]
There's a difference between a thing that a person does (usually once) and something that a person _is_.