>Unattractive people don't want to be part of that classification and their belonging to that class is 100% subjective in any direction. The way these laws wor

>Unattractive people don't want to be part of that classification and their belonging to that class is 100% subjective in any direction. The way these laws work would not necessitate that. People who are old, disabled or queer are not required to carry a card or get a face tattoo. You are simply unable to descriminate on that variable, whatever the value is (old or young, able or unable, etc). >Does that mean that rhinoplasty should be covered by insurance under the same merits of sex reassignment surgery? Age is a protected class in Canada/Ontario but they don't cover blood boys for seniors under OHIP either (although I will strongly lobby for it in old age).