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[QUOTE="Farseer, post: 2639448, member: 121030"]
Mainly +1 to this one, though OP was rather constructive one. Although I agree that some poker companies should be more careful when choosing their partners, being them sponsored pro players or other companies they choose to co-operate with. But business is business and in most times I don't see it appropriate that business companies dig too deep to personal history and even more in matters that does not have anything to do with their business. For example personal beliefs and if they happen to play poker.

People moralizing people about how they talk (especially in internet) are doing in general more harm than good. Much better for world if people would be more honest with their feelings and emotions instead of harboring them within, which occasionally makes them implode with terrible consequences.

Also at the current situation, when there's clash of moralities with ultra-conservative christians vs. more liberal and secular people (let's say about gay rights and so on) it is truly not any more battle versus "good christian values" (which nowadays should partly certainly be condemned) and "evil people".
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