He cost the company money because of…."the increasing mob mentality of the PC police", who made it their mission to remove Eich from his job for not adhering to progressive orthodoxy.

No one's talking about changing any laws here. We're talking about "the increasing mob mentality of the PC police", which was amply demonstrated in the case of Brendan Eich.

And yet, always the calls for "open, honest national dialogues" about race, guns, gender issues, income inequality, etc.. Express the wrong opinion in one of these "honest dialogues" and don't bother showing up for work on Monday.

Presumably then you'd have no problem with, for example, a restaurant in Alabama firing an employee for donating to the Sanders campaign, because in the context of that environment, doing so is "acting like a prick".

I don't know, how about the guy who got mob-fired from Firefox for donating to the "wrong" side of the gay marriage initiative in California (which, incidentally, passed with a majority of votes in that bastion of reactionary conservatism).

No mention of Nite Owl from Watchmen or Blue Beetle? Or the New Warriors who set off Marvel:Civil War?

It's there now.

The video game "Wings of Fury". The movie "Rad".

Anyone who labels themselves as a "men's rights activist" is a clown. That said, I've never seen the press get so much mileage out of like 5 no-name idiots' opinions posted on the internet.

Ah, sorry. Thought you were saying that he was "swiftly successful" on Doggystyle. He was basically the most popular rapper out prior to that album coming out.

I don't feel served to the same extent that I might if, say, someone danced really frenetically in my face.

Swiftly successful? The Chronic was basically his debut album.

Run The Jewels. Love the music, hate the dime-store revolution BS (now with more Zack De La Rocha!).

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