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Topic	Is it acceptable to discriminate against people for things they can't control?
Dreaming_King 07/12/19 7:37:23 PM #1:	^^^^^ - Results (4 votes) No, in no case is it acceptable. 0% (0 votes) 0 Yes, but only in a few cases (pedophilia, psychopathy, etc.) 50% (2 votes) 2 Yes, people should be free to feel anyway about anyone for any reason. 50% (2 votes) 2 G. Other 0% (0 votes) 0 I'm talking things like race, gender, sexual orientation, height (you know the guy), and genetic illnesses and mutations like polydactyl. I could probably throw country of origin in there since no one chooses where they are born but ehh. To be clear, this is only about judging and discriminating against them for these base factors, like if you'd never met them before and only knew a list of these facts. --- Nil- <cite>Dreaming_King posted [p:924606639] in Is it acce... [t:77859606]...</cite> <quote> ^^^^^ - Results (4 votes) No, in no case is it acceptable. 0% (0 votes) 0 Yes, but only in a few cases (pedophilia, psychopathy, etc.) 50% (2 votes) 2 Yes, people should be free to feel anyway about anyone for any reason. 50% (2 votes) 2 G. Other 0% (0 votes) 0 I'm talking things like race, gender, sexual orientation, height (you know the guy), and genetic illnesses and mutations like polydactyl. I could probably throw country of origin in there since no one chooses where they are born but ehh. To be clear, this is only about judging and discriminating against them for these base factors, like if you'd never met them before and only knew a list of these facts. --- Nil-</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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