>Discriminating against others makes it easy for others to return the favor and discriminate against you. In a society where all parties have equivalent politi

>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?