A Society of Discrimination

[Purple Knight]

Question for Debate: Is discrimination an integral part of our society?

Car insurance companies look at your statistics (...other than, you know, accidents you've had...) and give you higher or lower rates.

Employers look at everything you put on your application with a statistical eye: If this person has this trait, what can I predict about them because of it?

Bald men are discriminated against, though they probably deserve it.

If you are short or ugly, you will not get a job at Hooters.

[marke]

If we really hated that kind of discrimination, why is nobody that upset that we still discriminate against males?

Ah, there are many upset about the "discrimination" against males: Trump supporters and incels.

Let's be clear, males, especially white males, are well taken care of in this world. Don't you worry about us. We're fine. Too fine , in fact. The problem is that if we looked into it a little more, we'd soon see that white males are starting wars, contributing to economic disparity, oppressing other people, etc.

So, as a white male, I recognize that I have to pay a little extra car insurance to enjoy getting great deals on housing, more job opportunities, etc.

I mean, first world problems suck, but I'll just have to bear the burden of the "discrimination" against me. It's my White Man's Burden... :-/

In the US leftist race baiters have taught that blacks are unfairly discriminated against by whites in the aggregate and that whites are racist by nature whether they realize it or not. This sort of leftist brainwashing animosity towards whites and conservatives is the worst sort of unjust discrimination evident in the US today.