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Legally, no. From a practical standpoint, people do whatever they think they can get away with.
by Causality1 6y ago
Legally, no. From a practical standpoint, people do whatever they think they can get away with.
- wizzwizz4 6y agoReasonably, no. It's not a reasonable conclusion to make. Most people are minorities.
- imbnwa 6y agoIn America? Are we cutting up the European-American demographic by gender and sexuality, cause that'd be the most immediate way for me to grasp this idea?
- wizzwizz4 6y agoGender, sexuality, neurodivergence, “race” (however you define it), “caste” (however you define it), disabilities (however you define them, tbh, though it generally makes more sense than “race” or “caste”)… Either I just have a really skewed social circle, or most people are minorities in at least one category.
- imbnwa 6y agoWe have to resort to legal solutions because the sad truth is that you can't at all trust entire demographics to alter or even reflect on their ethical stance. I mean, there are enough people on this very board whose response to Black diversity initiatives in particular, is that they're too low IQ on average and therefore will be disruptive to team productivity and cohesion, despite people like Naseem Taleb going after IQ measurements.
- lawnchair_larry 6y agoCan you find any examples of HN comments that have suggested Black people are too low IQ on average and will be disruptive? I really doubt such a thing exists.