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(a) Being a protected class only changes the level of scrutiny applied to the case. Not being a suspect class simply means that you get to use lowest standard,
by Goladus 9y ago
(a) Being a protected class only changes the level of scrutiny applied to the case. Not being a suspect class simply means that you get to use lowest standard, which is "Rational Basis."
(b) Most people being called Nazis are not Nazis.
Rational Basis is a fairly easy standard to meet, but if your only rationale is "he's a Nazi" and he's not actually a Nazi, then you have no rational basis for discrimination.