When I write about eHarmony controversies in eHarmony Blog, I enjoy finding and presenting all sides. (The second to the last was the Weddingbee acquisition.) I enjoy leaving it up to the reader to pick a side and make an informed decision. However, on last week’s controversy, I hit a wall.
After going through over 400 of 580 eHarmony settlement newreader entries, there was one point of view I couldn’t find. The more I read the more it became obvious that that one point of view is not THERE at all:
… the point of view of someone who AGREES with the settlement.
Yes, everybody is unhappy about it. The sentiments range from annoyance to disgust. Nobody, and I mean, nobody, is calling it any sort of victory. No one agrees with eHarmony decision, unless you count the Attorney General of New Jersey:
“I applaud the decision of eHarmony to settle this case and extend its matching services to those seeking same-sex relationships,” said J. Frank Vespa-Papaleo, director of the New Jersey AG’s Division on Civil Rights. –NJ AG
Instead, in the last few days, the general populace scorned Dr. Warren, eHarmony, the plaintiff Eric McKinley, the gay agenda, LGBT rights groups, and CompatiblePartners.net, the bastard website. Pick a target and fire.
I want to be stood corrected.
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