Chick-Fil-A Scandal V2.0 With Firefox CEO

Just in my opinion (if that's ok with you?) if they really feel that way besides religion then that's genuine to me(even though that's just as ignorant and stupid) So yeah that's what I think, deal with it if you don't like it.

Both ends of the spectrum are wrong, in my humblest of opinions. I couldn't care less what homosexuals do with themselves, and I don't care who supports or condemns them: it's none of my business. I am curious though as to why "gay marriage" is always a forerunner of conversation when our society is having a slew of more tangible problems to discuss... Semantically speaking, this isn't even an "equality" issue, because that would mean that everyone and everything would be able to get married: gays, polygamists, a dude and his cat, etc., and that's not what's being proposed, which is why I don't think it has a leg to stand on being argued from such a position... It's "selective" equality, it's a "this one group only" proposition, and that doesn't allow everyone in our country to get married, which is what they're professing is an inalienable human right. Do you see the double standard? I do.

Look at all that tolerance!

um read my next post..

Read the quote train, I'm not talking about you.

Want a kiss? (clicked on it by mistake)

Only if we're gay married first.

Do you tolerate white supremacists, racists, bigots and jihadists?

Certainly not. There's numerous sorts of people I wish didn't even exist: rapists, murderers, pedophiles, thieves, racists, the Westboro Baptist Church, etc., etc... I am completely intolerant of them. My initial response was meant to be taken as satirical in nature and was based on my personal experience with proponents of gay marriage preaching the tolerance and equality card right before they hurl profanity... Perhaps I was painting with too broad of a brush? I'm definitely capable of being incorrect, and I don't have any problems admitting when I am, but based on the bold declaration of the statement I don't think that's the case here.

In all fairness though, I'd post a snarky comment in response to just about anything even if I did happen to agree on a particular stance if the speaker were overtly rude, crass, and/or resulted in name calling instead of letting the validity of their argument speak for itself...

Is anyone still using a dell from 2003 and really worried about not having enough ram with one tab open? Firefox somewhatmaster race

Certainly not. There's numerous sorts of people I wish didn't even exist: rapists, murderers, pedophiles, thieves, racists, the Westboro Baptist Church, etc., etc... I am completely intolerant of them. My initial response was meant to be taken as satirical in nature and was based on my personal experience with proponents of gay marriage preaching the tolerance and equality card right before they hurl profanity... Perhaps I was painting with too broad of a brush? I'm definitely capable of being incorrect, and I don't have any problems admitting when I am, but based on the bold declaration of the statement I don't think that's the case here.

In all fairness though, I'd post a snarky comment in response to just about anything even if I did happen to agree on a particular stance if the speaker were overtly rude, crass, and/or resulted in name calling instead of letting the validity of their argument speak for itself...

Are you also intolerant of fecalpheliacs, dendrophiliacs, and ephebophiliacs etc etc?

The absolute worst are those darned hemophiliacs.

People who like people who have a blood clotting disorder?

I am deeply honored and humbled by the CEO role. I’m also grateful for the messages of support. At the same time, I know there are concerns about my commitment to fostering equality and welcome for LGBT individuals at Mozilla. I hope to lay those concerns to rest, first by making a set of commitments to you. More important, I want to lay them to rest by actions and results.

A number of Mozillians, including LGBT individuals and allies, have stepped forward to offer guidance and assistance in this. I cannot thank you enough, and I ask for your ongoing help to make Mozilla a place of equality and welcome for all. Here are my commitments, and here’s what you can expect:

Active commitment to equality in everything we do, from employment to events to community-building.
Working with LGBT communities and allies, to listen and learn what does and doesn’t make Mozilla supportive and welcoming.
My ongoing commitment to our Community Participation Guidelines, our inclusive health benefits, our anti-discrimination policies, and the spirit that underlies all of these.
My personal commitment to work on new initiatives to reach out to those who feel excluded or who have been marginalized in ways that makes their contributing to Mozilla and to open source difficult. More on this last item below.

I know some will be skeptical about this, and that words alone will not change anything. I can only ask for your support to have the time to “show, not tell”; and in the meantime express my sorrow at having caused pain.

Mozilla is a movement composed of different people around the world, working productively together on a common mission. This is important to our ability to work and grow around the world.

Many Mozillians and others know me as a colleague or a friend. They know that I take people as they come and work with anyone willing to contribute. At the same time, I don’t ask for trust free of context, or without a solid structure to support accountability. No leader or person who has a privileged position should. I want to be held accountable for what I do as CEO. I fully expect you all to do so.

I am committed to ensuring that Mozilla is, and will remain, a place that includes and supports everyone, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, age, race, ethnicity, economic status, or religion.

You will see exemplary behavior from me toward everyone in our community, no matter who they are; and the same toward all those whom we hope will join, and for those who use our products. Mozilla’s inclusive health benefits policies will not regress in any way. And I will not tolerate behavior among community members that violates our Community Participation Guidelines or (for employees) our inclusive and non-discriminatory employment policies.

You’ll also see more from Mozilla under my leadership in the way of efforts to include potential contributors, especially those who lack privilege. This entails several projects, starting with Project Ascend, which is being developed by Lukas Blakk. I intend to demonstrate with meaningful action my commitment to a Mozilla that lives up to its ideals, including that of being an open and inclusive community.

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The CEO released a statement on his official blog brendaneich.com

The guy resigned. Wimp.

http://money.cnn.com/2014/04/03/technology/mozilla-ceo/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

I'll still use Firefox. In fact I'm going to encourage all of you to do the same.

I am ignoring your advice and continuing to boycott walmart, EA, the white sox, and NBC.

I am ignoring your advice and continuing to boycott walmart, EA, the white sox, and NBC.

lol... how'd the white sox make it in there?