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Ka-pi96 said:
vivster said:
Ka-pi96 said:

While I agree businesses shouldn't be forced to hire people based on gender, sexuality, race etc they also shouldn't specifically reject people because of those reasons.

Why though?If I can't decide why I hire or reject an applicant then suddenly that applicant has more rights than me in this situation even though it is my business. That seems kinda off.

The only reasons you should have to hire or reject an applicant should be how good they are for the job. That's it.

What if their gender or sexuality would disrupt my business in some way? Be it that they can't work together with my extremely religious employees or because my horny employees get distracted by that sexy new employee. They're all good and productive employees but they have their faults like everyone else. Should I fire them instead just to conform to social demands?



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