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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: MN
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Jun 21st, 2003, 03:19 PM
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I don't see exactly how the consumer check on discrimination will work. If it were suddenly legal to discriminate and one could not sue against discrimination, then people would not be aware of such business practices in many areas. If the Gap in my 99.9% white suburb were to have a policy against hiring blacks, odds are the consumers wouldn't know about it whether they agreed with such a policy or not.
Furthermore, I am dismayed with some of your priorities. The ideals of free enterprise and capitalism should not be held so sacred that we can't show initiative in making sure people can't be unfairly discriminated against in finding a means to make a living.
And Jebus, if the pops wants his son to run the donut shop, odds are the kid would get some donut training by the time he needed to take over.
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