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> - "we don't discriminate" promises followed by way too many questions about gender preferences and vaccination status and diversity pledges That made me laug
by tumetab1 4y ago
> - "we don't discriminate" promises followed by way too many questions about gender preferences and vaccination status and diversity pledges
That made me laugh :D
It's funny as a non-american dealing with those kind of things. Onetime I amused myself by checking their definitions: a person from Spain, which speaks Spanish and has a non-white skin is neither Latino or Hispanic; a diabetic is a disabled person.
Since most those questions are optional, I just do not answer them to any of them.
- Hasnep 4y agoI'm interested why you think a diabetic isn't disabled?
- tumetab1 4y agoBecause they can go through life without a lot of hassle. Being in a wheelchair, being blind or having just one arm you're always facing limitations in your life, a diabetic usually just takes medication and is more careful with their diet. So they don't seem comparable to me. Some diabetics probably have a worse life but overall I don't think it's a disability.