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>At least for me, the most obvious cases are when a person from a non-protected class That only works for the very obvious cases. Plenty of 'protected class' i
by BlargMcLarg 4y ago
>At least for me, the most obvious cases are when a person from a non-protected class
That only works for the very obvious cases. Plenty of 'protected class' individuals exist who in reality live far more privileged than those not in a 'protected class'.
The basis being people are trying to substitute empathy and common sense with catch-all rules. Which in the context of humans has worked out a grand total of 0 times across our entire existence.
- AndrewKemendo 4y agoIndeed - hence my caveat