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No. I did finish my sentence. I excluded everything that is a choice. Being discriminated based on something that you can't change about yourself is substantia
by mtrimpe 14y ago
No. I did finish my sentence. I excluded everything that is a choice.
Being discriminated based on something that you can't change about yourself is substantially different from when it's based on something you can choose not to.
P.S. I realize that orientation starts getting into gray territory, so let's exclude it for the sake of this argument.
P.P.S. Although tangential, the remainder of your comment actually explores an interesting theme..
- precisioncoder 14y agoChoice is a gray area. For instance if you're of unimpressive physical stature, intelligent, and wear glasses you're automatically grouped into a certain category. You also have certain options open to you. Not to mention while you can choose what to do you cannot always choose what you are interested in.