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The difference is that we've agreed for the most part that sexual orientation should be a protected class, and being a white supremacist should not be. It's so
by Daishiman 9y ago
The difference is that we've agreed for the most part that sexual orientation should be a protected class, and being a white supremacist should not be.
It's so blindingly obvious that I have no idea why you'd ever make that argument.
Nobody cares about sidelining white supremacists.