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Topic	Is it acceptable to discriminate against people for things they can't control?
NeoSioType 07/13/19 9:28:26 PM #21:	I guess it depends on what you mean by discrimination. Basic kindness for the disabled, yeah? But what does acceptance really imply? At what point does it become enabling and promoting? I mean, imagine what sort of disadvantaged species we would be if nature didn't bother to discriminate genetic traits. Is it really alright for the deaf to discourage cochlear implants and promote deaf culture, ect? Is that what sort of species we want to become? <cite>NeoSioType posted [p:924651121] in Is it acce... [t:77859606]...</cite> <quote>I guess it depends on what you mean by discrimination. Basic kindness for the disabled, yeah? But what does acceptance really imply? At what point does it become enabling and promoting? I mean, imagine what sort of disadvantaged species we would be if nature didn't bother to discriminate genetic traits. Is it really alright for the deaf to discourage cochlear implants and promote deaf culture, ect? Is that what sort of species we want to become?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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