Discrimination only exists because we class things to begin with.
It's like racism. Some hate blacks, but the problem is that they are called "black". The people who hate them do so due to the distinction of them being called "black" and others "white". They treat them different because the whole world has given them a "difference".
If you call them a "black person" you're a racist. If you use the word "racist" then you believe in race being a real thing and are therefore racist by proxy.
Everyone at IIN is a "non affective" racist at the very least.
If you define something it's going to be compared in both negative and positive ways to everything else, discrimination is a mixture of both.
We have idiots who call everybody ignorant, but lack the common sense to use the word correctly. We need to discriminate sometimes, a 90 pound woman should not be a cop for instance, she will get herself or someone else killed. You'd find plenty of people who'd say you were ignorant for discriminating, but it's a valid discrimination. The accuser of ignorance is almost always the more "ignorant" one. The FACT that not everyone has equal ability means that discrimination is very necessary, otherwise we'd have a blind surgeon, a retarded pilot, and a police force full of lesbian corpses created by vicious street killers.
Take the good, take the bad, and use it accordingly because you haven't been so far.
Which group of people do you believe is the most discriminated against
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Discrimination only exists because we class things to begin with.
It's like racism. Some hate blacks, but the problem is that they are called "black". The people who hate them do so due to the distinction of them being called "black" and others "white". They treat them different because the whole world has given them a "difference".
If you call them a "black person" you're a racist. If you use the word "racist" then you believe in race being a real thing and are therefore racist by proxy.
Everyone at IIN is a "non affective" racist at the very least.
If you define something it's going to be compared in both negative and positive ways to everything else, discrimination is a mixture of both.
We have idiots who call everybody ignorant, but lack the common sense to use the word correctly. We need to discriminate sometimes, a 90 pound woman should not be a cop for instance, she will get herself or someone else killed. You'd find plenty of people who'd say you were ignorant for discriminating, but it's a valid discrimination. The accuser of ignorance is almost always the more "ignorant" one. The FACT that not everyone has equal ability means that discrimination is very necessary, otherwise we'd have a blind surgeon, a retarded pilot, and a police force full of lesbian corpses created by vicious street killers.
Take the good, take the bad, and use it accordingly because you haven't been so far.