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I think we should be interested in someone's achievements, not on sex, skin colour, height, weight, clothes etc. of that person.
by dawidw 8y ago
I think we should be interested in someone's achievements, not on sex, skin colour, height, weight, clothes etc. of that person.
- mywittyname 8y agoWe don't live in a perfect world; we live in a world where people face blatant and systematic discrimination based on their physical characteristics. Given this, we have two choices: pretend that the world is a fair place where merit is all that matters, or we can attempt to boost those who've been treated unfairly with the hope that society will gradually improve because of it. Your statement makes me think you're a pretender.
- zpallin 8y agoUnfortunately, we live in a world where everyone is judged by these factors, and so in order to achieve your ideal world, we must actively encourage participation from people of marginalized demographics.