Microsoft Caves on Gay Rights

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Wonderful. Another protected species.

A company which needs to lay-off someone is going to look around and see who is the least likely to sue. So the white guy with a wife and kids to support gets the axe. No special law protecting him. We’ll see the same in hiring.

Also means a jerk who should be fired has a better chance of not being fired if he is gay.

But lawyers are happy. They will be all over this law. Every gay who doesn’t get a job or is fired is a potential client. All trial lawyers have to do is convice a jury discrimination was th reason. Winning one case can pay for five they lose.
 
boycott. microsoft will not get a penny from me from now on
 
The squeeky wheel ALWAYS gets greased in a major corporation.
 
I read this when it happened, I was very disappointed in their management. It makes me think the biggest problem society has is this theory of relativism, meaning only individuals can decide for themselves what is right and wrong, and few (outside the Church!) will make a stand that there are things that are universally right and wrong. Curses on Satan for convincing somoe more people of this evil idea.

Very sad.
 
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I read this when it happened, I was very disappointed in their management. It makes me think the biggest problem society has is this theory of relativism, meaning only individuals can decide for themselves what is right and wrong, and few (outside the Church!) will make a stand that there are things that are universally right and wrong. Curses on Satan for convincing somoe more people of this evil idea.

Very sad.
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**In a further meditation on the Letter to the Ephesians, the cardinal focused on St. Paul’s remarks about those who are “tossed to and fro and carried about with every wind of doctrine.” That description, he said, captures the troubles of the current age. “The little ship bearing the thoughts of many Christians has often been shaken,” he explained, mentioning the ideological forces “from Marxism to liberalism, even to libertarianism; from collectivism to radical individualism; from atheism to a vague mysticism; from agnosticism to syncretism.” In our era, he said, “a dictatorship of relativism is being formed,” which the faith must oppose. **
 
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