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Re: >Repugnant ethics< thread Wooley/BelloFrom: Robert J. Woolley (wooll005@gold.tc.umn.edu)Wed Apr 23 15:36:43 1997
In message <Pine.HPP.3.95.970423130003.12899I-100000@champion.iupui.edu> writes: > I htink a little perspective might help and I hope I can add it. > Dr. Wooley is trying to live in a black and white world. Dr. Bello on the > other hand is living in a real world of grays. That real world of grays > is sexist, bigoted, and prejudioced when looked at from a black and white > perspective because if it ain't white, it's black. In reality it's gray. > This black or white mentality, not allowing for gray, is exactly what we > see form the religious right in their approach to the world. Bob come > joiun the real world and leave your ivory tower. The real world where a little racial or sexual discrimination is OK? No thanks. Are you saying, Dr. Braun, that you, too, would favor a person of a particular race or sex on the basis of that characteristic over another candidate lacking the "desired" characteristic? Hint: this is a yes or no question. Yes indicating that you would discriminate in violatino of federal and probably state law; no indicating that you would not. Dr. Bello is squarely in the "yes" camp. Do you join him? (I would take an absence of response to indicate a "yes.") Like it or not, it really is that simple. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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