Yep, and the answer is that there's a difference between who someone is, and someone's behavior. I can refuse to do business with a company that does something I consider reprehensible; that's not the same as refusing to do business with someone because of their sex or religion or race (or, in my view, sexual orientation). For example, I would not work for a tobacco company; I think what they do is nearly criminal. I would never work for a tobacco company either. I'm about as anti-smoker as it gets. But as Rich mentioned, I can see where someone would conclude that you're raising what you personally view as reprehensible.
Slightly different subject, but still under this same general topic - I have a question, based on an organization you mentioned here a while back:
http://hebrewfreeloanphila.org/GettingALoan.htmIn particular, the area on "Who can get a loan?" Obviously, one can only evaluate the conditions based on the specific language on the website.
Can you see where I'm going with this question? And for the record, I'm simply raising the question.
