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No, of course not, to both questions. All people should be treated equitably under the law, and we decided it’s illegal to discriminate along a very small numb
by spacehome 8y ago
No, of course not, to both questions. All people should be treated equitably under the law, and we decided it’s illegal to discriminate along a very small number of dimensions for the essentials of life: employment and housing. But people are not equal at all. Some people are better tenants or employees than others, and it’s ethical to discriminate along those lines. And, yes, some people are better interviewees, too.
- loco5niner 8y agoGood points all. Some people are more disciplined, motivated, and responsible than others and that should be rewarded.