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It is a false comparison because having a baby is a choice and largely avoidable. Maybe it'd be more comparable to a chain smoker who smoked since ten and it's
by LoSboccacc 11y ago
It is a false comparison because having a baby is a choice and largely avoidable.
Maybe it'd be more comparable to a chain smoker who smoked since ten and it's in his fifties.
Getting fired for health related issues is also another false comparison. Here we're talking getting a private investment. Difference is that the first case is already covered by law (and those also cover hiring, as difficult to prove discrimination can be)