Comments by "" (@TheHuxleyAgnostic) on "Ben Shapiro Calls Black Woman Supreme Court Justice Pick ‘Legal Discrimination’" video.

  1. If I only donate money to poor people, then I'm discriminating against rich people?
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  2. Trump did it. Did Ben make a video about it?
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  3.  @bloui1033  How does giving money to poor people, equate to "the practice of unfairly treating a person or group of people differently from other people or groups of people" (def of discrimination)? What's unfair about not giving money to rich people that already have money?
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  4.  @bloui1033  So, what's wrong with simply recognizing a difference, if you're using that definition, and not using the unfair treatment definition?
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  5.  @bloui1033  You literally said "(which it IS unfair)", to someone else. As long as she's qualified, what difference does it make? It would be nice, if the law were more objective, but isn't it a reality that scotus picks are already chosen based on political discrimination, irregardless if they're the most qualified candidate amongst every legal expert in the country? The fact that political points of view on certain topics is considered in the process of picking a scotus nominee, is evidence law isn't purely objective. Subjective opinions, subjective political or religious beliefs, matter, which would mean different life experiences, and different race and gender points of view, are also important. In that sense, yes, women are more qualified to give an opinion on women's issues. Your "analogies" aren't very analogous. People's subjective beliefs also factor into creating laws, would be a more analogous example. So, yes, you'd also want a more diverse group of people creating laws, as well.
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  6.  @bloui1033  You're kind of incoherent. You told me you weren't using the unfair treatment definition, but then told others it's unfair treatment. If it's simply recognizing a difference, what's wrong with, at minimum, recognizing that women have been drastically underrepresented in the supreme court, for over two centuries, and are currently underrepresented, 6-3. There will be legal cases, that specifically deal with women's issues. In fact, odds are, there will be more legal cases dealing specifically with women's issues than specifically with men's issues.
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