That the troll hypocritically supports Iranian protesters should not mean we cannot support them honestly.

However, support for a protest means support for its demands. What do they demand?

When they demand higher wages, I support that in a general way, though really it depends on what changes they demand so as to make wages higher.

When they demand continued subsidies for fossil fuels, I can't agree.

If they demanded a secular state with human rights, I would support that demand, but they don't.

Twitter will allow the bully to do bullying on Twitter no matter how vicious it gets.

Facebook Declines to Say Why It Deletes Certain Political Accounts, But Not Others.

Asking companies to censor based on some criterion is inherently problematical.

A Christian rebuke to the Christians that support the bully.

Not being a Christian, I don't recognize the biblical citations, and I don't need to find a basis in Christianity for my judgment of them, or him.

However, there is a substantial commonality between my Secular Humanist morality and Christian morality. The main difference is that Christians treat sex differently from everything else, whereas I apply to sex the same moral ideas I apply to the rest of life.

New Hampshire Republicans are trying to enact a voter-ID law and ban students at school there.

Republicans in Indiana have seized permanent control despite the voters through gerrymandering.

Republicans have made rigging elections their standard method.

Republicans cancelled the special tax on oil companies to raise funds for cleaning up oil spills.