Post by RS Davis on Apr 28, 2004 14:12:55 GMT -5
[glow=red,2,300]Erich Mattei Wrote:[/glow] The self-identified champions of civil rights have prided themselves, for almost half of a century, on the violent eradication of 'employment discrimination' and pledge allegiance to affirmative action initiatives and other government imposed programs of the like.
A recent headline about opposition to a new Louisiana state job application presents the perfect basis on which to explain the ridiculousness of the concept of 'employment discrimination,' the difference between state and market approaches to discrimination, the burdens that such a policy imposes on market participants, the inherently aggressive nature of addressing the issue through public policy, and how anti-discrimination legislation promotes slavery.
A recent headline about opposition to a new Louisiana state job application presents the perfect basis on which to explain the ridiculousness of the concept of 'employment discrimination,' the difference between state and market approaches to discrimination, the burdens that such a policy imposes on market participants, the inherently aggressive nature of addressing the issue through public policy, and how anti-discrimination legislation promotes slavery.
