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On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 4:38 PM, <[hidden email]> wrote: > > I've cc'd discuss again because I think your point is a good one and more > > clearly states what your original point is. As a OSS contributor, > > developer, supporter, etc, should you be forced to support people with > who > > you disagree with. No, no one is going to force you. But what about if > > someone from their group developed a OSS project and you needed help from > > them. Do you think they would refuse to help you because of what you > > believe? I don't think they would. Isn't the true nature of OSS to help > > people, no matter what their religion, race, etc, etc, that we're all in > > it > > for the better good of promoting the OSS ideals. > > > > So here's the big problem. You do not want to help them because they > > don't > > like gay people. > > Well, it isn't as simplistic as "don't like gay people." They are > purposefully excluding a segment of the population because of a prejudice. > It would be no different if the people whom they excluded were Black, > Asian, or Irish. >
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