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I am not talking about protected classes (a concept which only exists in the US, and therefore isn't useful generally). The point is about discrimination, which
by hogFeast 5y ago
I am not talking about protected classes (a concept which only exists in the US, and therefore isn't useful generally). The point is about discrimination, which will occur irregardless of what laws you pass.
- minsc__and__boo 5y agoDiscrimination is a broad term that can apply to the type of bread you eat in a sandwich. When it comes to discrimination of employees by employers, then the protected classes, personal choice, and freedom of association are highly relevant irrespective of country.