I have five, and I’m teaching them that using good judgement and common sense is a positive thing. But I’m sure your thing is working well for you, too.
Speaking of judgement, though, why do you assume I’m discriminating on the basis of percieved good or evil, rather than competence, which as I’ve stated is my only concern? Are you judging me? (gasp!)
I never said don’t use good judgement, I said its stupid and wrong and impractical to judge someone solely on nail polish or a speech impediment or other small issues of appearance. As for your previous statements, I seriously doubt that a woman dressed in lumberjack clothes would be selling lingerie, and lots of gay men are experts in landscaping so I’d have no problem asking a gay man for help in buying a lawnmower, unlike you. Beside, how would I know for sure if a man in a hardware shop is gay in the first place? And what would it really matter? You would pass people up who could be very useful to you just because you’ve prejudged them incompetent in a particular field because of their attire. Pretty lame if you ask me.