I see the disadvantage people without convictions have when it comes to acquiring licenses as functionally equivalent to the poor not having the capital to star

I see the disadvantage people without convictions have when it comes to acquiring licenses as functionally equivalent to the poor not having the capital to start a business. Labelling one "discrimination" and not the other is, to be polite, silly. Some people would call the fact that a poor person can't muster the resources for entrepreneurial self-actualization discrimination. Some people wouldn't. In this case, I would lean on the wisdom of my long-departed grandfather: "Life is unfair, deal with it." Life is unfair, sometimes it is unfair in a direction you're not accustomed.