3 ms·

I see no particular reason to discriminate even from the get-go. Nor was addressing loneliness even the goal.

• klipt 2y ago
  If one house is on fire and you spray water on it to put out the fire, do you feel obligated to spray water on every other house too so that the other houses don't feel discriminated against?
  • 9dev 2y ago
    If you’re the fire department, acting on the governments behalf? Yes.
    • klipt 2y ago
      Fire departments spray water on not burning houses?
      • II2II 2y ago
        Yes. It is done when they think the neighbouring structure is at risk of catching fire.
        • klipt 2y ago
          That would still be prioritizing structures based on risk. Not just spraying random other houses in town because they feel left out.
  • DeathArrow 2y ago
    In the current political climate, yes.
  • awongh 2y ago
    Actually that is what you do to the houses next to the house on fire. So it doesn't spread to other buildings.
• tspike 2y ago
  You could apply the same logic to "Women in X" groups. It's not discrimination as much as it is support.