> Even if nobody wanted to work for them, they'd just offer even better salaries until people did. Well then that is all the more justification for discriminat

> Even if nobody wanted to work for them, they'd just offer even better salaries until people did. Well then that is all the more justification for discriminating against them, for ethical reasons, right? They were highly compensated. Therefore, there is no problem with discriminating against them for ethical reasons.