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the creators believe they could win a potential challenge in court in the current political climate. This pretty much says it all. The question is --- is the
by jqpabc123 1y ago
the creators believe they could win a potential challenge in court in the current political climate.
This pretty much says it all.
The question is --- is the current political climate really a "good thing" for the creators, their residents or the country as a whole?
- AnimalMuppet 1y agoFor the country as a whole? No way. But I'm a bit more optimistic. It would probably take a lawsuit going all the way to the Supreme Court, but I still hold out hope that this would be struck down.
- krapp 1y ago>The question is --- is the current political climate really a "good thing" for the creators, their residents or the country as a whole? Yes, yes and not entirely. White people seem to be having the best time they've had since the 1940s, which by definition means things are worse for everyone else.
- jqpabc123 1y agoDiscriminating against others makes it easy for others to return the favor and discriminate against you. Example: Would you hire someone who lists their address as being in this "white only" community? For a company with "non-white" employees, wouldn't it be rational to discriminate against this "white only" psychosis?
- krapp 1y ago>Discriminating against others makes it easy for others to return the favor and discriminate against you. In a society where all parties have equivalent political and social power, or where certain kinds of discrimination weren't far more normalized than others, perhaps. But the US isn't that society, and I don't trust free market incentives to optimize for social justice. I mean, we've already had this fight. What's the point of having it again?
- jqpabc123 1y agoWhat's the point of having it again? I agree. The current political establishment seems less inclined.