[Jack_]

Well I can't disagree with that because it's true, but what needs to happen is we put an end to that. What people post online shouldn't have any affect on their job, whether that be if they're given one or sacked from one. I'm talking generally and within reason here of course (and no this doesn't fall outside of that), but it's not right that someone can be forced into resigning for having an opinion on this issue and it's not right that people can not be employed or be sacked for posting photos on Facebook of them getting pissed (as if Facebook is actually an accurate representation of a person anyway, lol at the thought), amongst other things.

And I hate the 'it's a fact of life' argument. It might be a way of life at the minute but it doesn't have to remain that way. We shouldn't just accept everything at face value and never question rules and laws, things don't have to remain unjust and unfair forever, but they will while ever everyone just sits back and says 'ah well that's life isn't it'...you could apply the same thing to gay people not being able to marry, shall everyone just have sat back and just accepted that fact or actually try and do something about it?