aristotelian

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   by aristotelian 14y ago

   I counted four "dumbwhites" and four people who got fired. Maybe I miscounted. I don't know. We obviously will receive no more information. Do you think it's implausible that the pendant woman got fired? Would you say, that kind of thin
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   by aristotelian 14y ago

   It would have been. It wouldn't have been enforced, however. If you look at the history of civil rights jurisprudence, in the South before 1960 there were a lot of laws that looked race-neutral. Their actual intent was to keep black peopl
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   by aristotelian 14y ago

   Unfortunately, it's not a Big Deal for someone to get fired for mistaking a pendant for a calculator. That sort of thing happens all the time. You know, in the country we live in. It would certainly be a Big Deal if we lived in a country
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   by aristotelian 14y ago

   It's not about who's right and who's wrong. It's about who has the power. The Kixeye CEO did exactly the right thing for his shareholders. He's also going to make a large payment to the OP, which will enable this obvious professional vict