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I'm not interested in defending redlining, but you _cannot_ ask the question at issue in the US.

• coldtea 5y ago
  That's the hypocrisy part: you can still do it, and it happens all the time, but covertly.
  • refurb 5y ago
    No, it’s actually illegal in the US, people have been penalized for doing it and if you are a victim of it there are ways to report it. In Singapore it’s just tolerated.
    • BelenusMordred 5y ago
      > No, it’s actually illegal in the US You are misunderstanding what the GP comment said. The reality is that landlords/employers can and do discriminate based on race, religion, age, etc all the time. They simply just can't say it out loud, that's the illegal part. I find that Asian people tend to be pretty open about this stuff, whereas in the west it's taboo. Don't think that anyone would be foolish enough to try arguing that there's no silent discrimination occurring in the US.