UK 'anti discrimination law" discriminates against pale penis club

Daily Mail:

White men could be legally blocked from getting jobs under new anti-discrimination laws being considered by Labour.

Employers would be able to give jobs to women or ethnic minority candidates in preference to other applicants, under the plans unveiled by equalities minister Harriet Harman.

If two candidates were equally qualified for a position, employers would be able to reject the white person or the man in favour of a black person or a woman.

But the plans are due to be criticised by business leaders and last night, even equalities campaigners expressed doubt.

Miss Harman - known as Harriet Harperson for her politically correct views - wants to look at how to bring U.S.-style "positive action" to Britain, saying it is vital to ensure the workforce more accurately reflects the demographic make-up of the population.

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Vital? Really? What nonsense. Affirmative racism is still racism and it is wrong. No one should be denied an opportunity because of the color of their skin. Interest in some professions is not the same for everyone. How many blacks have attempted to be the skipper of an Americas Cup yacht? How many slow short white guys make it in the NBA? Employers looking to hire the best person for a job should not be required to discriminate against the members of the pale penis club.

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