Comment Re:Resigning was an offer he couldn't refuse (Score 1) 1746
Saying that you're judging actions and not people is sophistry.
You lack a basis for that affirmation. I just said a particular action was immoral. I don't remember saying that these people are evil, or even that they should be punished. They may be misguided good people, for all I know.
Judging actions is something we do several times a day. Whenever one, for example, says that emitting greenhouse gases is wrong, one is judging actions. It is one fundamental difference between we and the animals.
Aside from that, consider the actual situation. Eich was wealthy before he won (and lost) that job.
So it is OK to create a glass ceiling for people with wrong political beliefs?
If you want to look for something actually worthy of wagging your finger at, complain about what the wealthy are doing to literally steal the future of the majority and their children.
You don't know my other political beliefs. The topic in this discussion is the Mozilla affair. Slashdot asks us to stay on topic.
It's rather unseemly to express such sanctimony in public as you are doing here.
Personal animus is no help here.