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"Insurance companies do not itemize the premiums paid by which external factors affect the amount" Of course not. You can still estimate numbers to your own sa
by perl4ever 7y ago
"Insurance companies do not itemize the premiums paid by which external factors affect the amount"
Of course not. You can still estimate numbers to your own satisfaction though, and according to my idea of logic you must have done that in order to call them incredibly large, even in a very rough sense.
I have no particular standard of evidence I'm trying to impose on you; I'm just asking for what convinced you of your opinion that complying with civil rights laws is incredibly expensive. As long as your opinion is genuine, you are able to share its basis.
People get too hung up on fighting over whose standards evidence must meet, and I think in a lot of cases, better communication would happen by simply looking within and honestly saying "this is why I think X and you make up your own mind".
- ghastmaster 7y ago> I have no particular standard of evidence I'm trying to impose on you; I'm just asking for what convinced you of your opinion that complying with civil rights laws is incredibly expensive. As long as your opinion is genuine, you are able to share its basis. Were the individual examples listed in my link not evidence of increased costs? I define those as incredible costs. Do you understand how insurance works?
- travisporter 7y agoYour mind is made up it seems, but there’s no need to accuse the person above of ignorance. Your example linked “ 5 Big Companies Sued for Racial Discrimination”. An article showing small businesses being sued/settling for discrimination would support your argument much better imo.