Bitwarden is forcing employees to post "prefered pronouns." A Christian had a problem with that, and let it be known, and he was fired. Software VP Fired For Using 'Assigned By God' As Preferred Pronoun Sues Employer | ZeroHedge
Can you guess where this is going?
“Had Chad set aside his religious beliefs and acquiesced to Bitwarden’s promotion of gender ideology, he would not have been fired,” Scharf’s attorney Jennifer Vasquez told The Epoch Times, “which means his religious beliefs were the cause of his termination.” Vasquez is with the Florida law firm Campbell, Trohn, Tamayo & Aranda.
And be clear, this is completely about religious beliefs being violated.
Scharf, a Catholic, told his company he would not participate in its request to choose preferred pronouns because it was part of a gender ideology that went against his religious beliefs.
They insisted, so he made a smart-assed choice, and they fired him.
A Florida attorney is representing the employee. All the open positions on the Bitwarden website are listed as "remote," so I'm not sure that the company is in California, but that would be my guess. Expect this to go all the way to the Surpreme Court.
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