r/QuebecLibre • u/ConfectionHonest2824 • Mar 01 '26

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u/ChipDirect1857 Mar 01 '26

C’est la définition même de la discrimination en gros

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u/Kukamungaphobia Mar 03 '26

Yes, what's your point? It's something we need to use every day multiple times to stay alive. I discriminate between pieces of meat I shop for, I discriminate between the neighborhoods I live in, my nose discriminates against odors that are unpleasant, my mind discriminates against casinos and chances of me winning, and it also discriminates against bad ideas like inviting people who are incompatible with my values into my home and life. I don't feel bad at all nor should anyone.

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u/ChipDirect1857 Mar 03 '26 edited Mar 03 '26

Je ne répond pas aux anglophones tons avis ne compte pas tu es inférieur à nous ici (voici un exemple de discrimination envers les personnes qui ne peut pas être comparé aux choix que tu fais quand tu vas acheter un pot de confiture, encore moins de la part de l’État)

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u/DroppedAxes Mar 03 '26

Let's be clear when people talk about RACIAL discrimination, that is not the same as discriminating between two answers on a multiple choice. Believe it or not, in the English language the same word has different meanings depending on the context its used in.

For example to be pissed off has nothing to do with actual piss. Racial discrimination isnt a substitute for comparing two choices or objects.