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Imagine a jury trial: "your honor, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I submit that the litigant [points] is not, as alleged, 'hideous' but merely on the low end of average and clearly this suit against my client is without merit and should be thrown out"
Imagine a jury trial: "your honor, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I submit that the litigant [points] is not, as alleged, 'hideous' but merely on the low end of average and clearly this suit against my client is without merit and should be thrown out"
It is hard to define but you know it when you see it.
A lot of what we think of as ugly is about a lack of symmetry, especially in the face. That could be measured using facial recognition type software. Laws could be passed banning discrimination against the asymmetrical.
why should we have any protected classes? what makes those people so special that they need to be protected? i thought the law was about equal rights, not special rights for "protected classes".
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I would not know. I am georgeous.
Most "georgeous" women are not gud spelrs.
lol.......j/k, but I could not resist.
Congrats on escaping the new "protected class"....haha!
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Originally Posted by odanny
Ugly and Fat are a majority of Americans.
Saying they are discriminated against is like saying white people are discriminated against.
Nonsensical.
ofugly....err, I mean odanny, if you don't think that ugly and fat people are discriminated against, you've never been in a hiring position.
That's all I'm going to say about that.
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