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Deliveroo is a private company that can refuse service to anybody:Google, Android, and Amazon are all private companies who can refuse service to anybody.
Protected classes are state sanctioned discrimination because the government views some races, sexes, or groups as better than another. Do you support Yaniv because the state does?No because that's retarded. Look up what protected classes are in the law.
Do you ever tire of simping for a 75 year old grifter?
Look up protected classes. You can't not hire someone simply because they're a tranny, but you can for any non-protected class
Wrong in practice and in legal theory.Race is a protected class. Not black people. Sex is a protected class. Not women.
What? Protected classes aren't specific instances of those classes, but the classes itself. You cannot refuse to hire someone just because they're straight, gay, bi, tranny, etc...Protected classes are state sanctioned discrimination because the government views some races, sexes, or groups as better than another. Do you support Yaniv because the state does?
The reality:What? Protected classes aren't specific instances of those classes, but the classes itself. You cannot refuse to hire someone just because they're straight, gay, bi, tranny, etc...
Hey, did anybody notice the announcement of no charges against the officer who shot Jacob Blake, and the country DIDN'T erupt into riots? What changed?
Imagine not understanding the difference between "de facto" and "de jure" THIS hard.
Lawsuits about employment discrimination against men regularly succeed. They're rarer, but not at all fruitless.Wrong in practice and in legal theory.
They got their black qween installed and will turn a blind eye as she arrests more blacks than any president before.Hey, did anybody notice the announcement of no charges against the officer who shot Jacob Blake, and the country DIDN'T erupt into riots? What changed?
Wrong based on legal definitions, precedent, and theory around of protected classes, disparate impact and treatment, and subject classifications,What? Protected classes aren't specific instances of those classes, but the classes itself. You cannot refuse to hire someone just because they're straight, gay, bi, tranny, etc...
Nope. They can decide not to hire you for any reason that isn't a protected class (age, gender, sexual preference, etc) except in a few cases where it would not allow you to do the job. You can be fired or not hired for pretty much any other reason.Wrong based on legal definitions, precedent, and theory around of protected classes, disparate impact and treatment, and subject classifications,
The weather.Hey, did anybody notice the announcement of no charges against the officer who shot Jacob Blake, and the country DIDN'T erupt into riots? What changed?
"Men sometimes aren't treated like second-class citizens" isn't what I'd call a huge win. (Hard mode: now do white people.)Lawsuits about employment discrimination against men regularly succeed. They're rarer, but not at all fruitless.
The EEOC does pursue those cases pretty effectively.