if the answer was probation, then this guy is in for a long haul. if it's not, and he is on parole when released, then he could have gotten a really sweet deal. i mean, most people know that parole officers are spread way too thin with too many people to supervise.
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Originally Posted by Crayface
reverse discrimination case against the Fire Fighters
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i hate to split hairs, but this phrase really bugs me. there is no such thing as reverse discrimination. there is discrimination, where someone is doing the discriminating and there is the thing being discriminated against. reverse discrimination, to me, would be the thing being discriminated against discriminating the person who previously was the discriminator... as in, i am now discriminating against you only because you discriminated against me. it's ridiculous. now, if the fire fighters were discriminated against because of their race, creed, color, religious affiliation, etc., it doesn't matter who is doing the discriminating. discrimination against someone for their race, etc. should cease, period.
now, sexual predators are discriminated against by the public at large and the prison population. is that a bad thing? i don't think so.
men from the middle eastern countries are discriminated against by all types of people. that little old lady with blue hair sitting across the aisle from him is doing some heavy discrimination. the TSA employees discriminated against them while they were in the line. oh, wait, that is just profiling. that's ok in most states...
