If I lose my job for protesting or activism then fuck that employer. There should be a database of companies that fire people for their off hours activism.
Don't forget you're lucky you can say such a thing. Many people are desperate for a job.
All the more reason to protest of course!
I.e. Doing the right thing.
> it should start with a list of companies that publicly state that their employees are allowed to protest, even if the company disagrees with them.
The part that is objectionable is the expectation that my company would need to register on a list stating that I respect the rights of my employees. Doing things within your legal rights is the _default_; I reject the act of playing into someone's political "are you with us?" game.
Not everyone who dislikes this behavior is alt right, or rightwing at all. Stop focusing on the scape goat that's easy to dislike.
Gotta hand it to these scumbags, they built a nice tight system.
Mozilla forced Brendan Eich to resign for his off-hours activism. I assume they would be in the database.
The PR crisis was caused by his off-hours activism, but that's only material insofar as its focus on him made it clear that removing him would likely be an effective way to deal with it, and he hadn't found any other.
Asserting your speculations based on outgroup antipathy as facts is a working definition of bigotry. Also a kind of lying in my book. Ta!