[Secret Agent Man]

Discrimination is not a bad thing.

It is why someone takes a fresh sandwich over a smelly, rotting moldy sandwich.

It is why you dont go to certain places in your city.

It is why you choose one business over another.

It is why you date a particular person but not another.

Irrational discrimination exists, no doubt.

However there is plenty of reasons to rationally dicriminate against people and geoups and businesses and we all do it every day.

For example, voting for a president just because he is black. Great example of irrational discrimination. I cant remember how many clips and statements blacks made the last two elections that were exactly this irrational discriminatiom.

Any business checking for criminal histories of potential employees or students is a rational form of discrimination. It is not societys fault a higher percentage of mimorities have criminal record for their criminal actions they decided to commit.

[Ohioan]

Agreed! The right to discriminate--to make one's personal choices, rather than accept the forced Collectivist choices--goes to the very essence of human freedom. You discriminate when you vote; when you choose one product rather than another; when you order from a menu; when you select a mate; when you go to one Church or other place of worship rather than another.

People need to stop and think, before they allow the Collective--the Government--to take away or even disparage their right to choose for themselves.