What if a person finds themself in a position that gives them "implicit or explicit" power over a group of people (employees, students, whatever) and they use this position to utter "x-ist" beliefs that challenge the dogma of the day (which x-ism/x-phobia is a part of)? What if the very act of them speaking out perforates the layer of authoritarianism that governs and blinds most people such that they are enlightened as to the new religion that they've inherited whilst asleep?
Would you support them then?
> Asserting unrepentantly an "x-ist" opinion makes you _bad at that job_, and in fine capitalist tradition a better individual is found to replace you.
Such a job entails many facets - being poor at one doesn't necessarily nullify your talents elsewhere (though granted it _could_).
Who defines x-ism/x-phobia?