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No kidding? Do you sit down to go pee too?
careful.. I hear that kind of talk is strait up woman hating sexism.
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No kidding? Do you sit down to go pee too?
Hey, Looks like the COURT and CONGRESS think it's ok "for employers to break the law" too!
If you know the law, stop saying stupid things just for effect.
Good to know someone in HR doesn't believe in enforcing anti-discrimination laws. Be sure to tell me where you work so I can let the EEOC know what's going on.
did I mention that the COURT and CONGRESS doesn't agree with you? Just thought I'd drop that on your lap again. I hear you can ignore facts like this by calling me a sexist or misogynist etc etc.
BREAK the law? kinda dramatic, dont you think? Show me the law that states companies MUST pay every employee according to the same rate of their gender counterpart.
and, since the COURT sided with me in the first fucking place...
The Court did not side with you. You are talking out of your ass.
They shortened the period during which workers could recover for discrimination, but they did not rule that no discrimination had occurred.
If they had agreed with you, they would have dismissed the case entirely. Idiot.
Damn! That's right.
You mean Bush's Court and his Corporatist idiots?
Shocking.
But good that McCain will have to explain to more than 50% of the population why he thinks we're supposed to get paid less than misogynist jerks.
*Edit* I am kind of curious though as to why you're pathologically incapable of having a discussion on any subject. Every issue you're involved in degenerates into some bizarre shouting match where you say nothing but keep spewing stuff, anyway.
Very sad.
The Court did not side with you. You are talking out of your ass.
They shortened the period during which workers could recover for discrimination, but they did not rule that no discrimination had occurred.
If they had agreed with you, they would have dismissed the case entirely. Idiot.
Actually, the majority agreed. They just didn't get to 60 votes.
Again, try again. And don't blame the messenger for your misogyny. You are what you are....
Actually, I know you *want* me frothing, but just isn't the case.
I just think you're making yourself look silly and tried to help. Plus, it's boring.
The only hissy one here is you, honey. Maybe your underwear is too tight? Or maybe it's just lunchtime and your blood sugar is low.
funny that the one person reaching for the ad hominems talks about not blaming the messenger. Irony 101 must not have been in your educational background.
and, majority or not, by the rules of congress it FAILED.
have a nice day!
If no discrimination laws were broken, they would not have remanded the case back to lower court. They would have dismissed.*** blah, blah, blah ***
the FACT remains that they did not side with you, ergo, DISCRIMINATION LAWS have not been broken.
***idiotic blah, blah, blah some more***
not at all. By making the specific decision TO shorten the valid period of recovery they essentially did what? Say it with me: Dismissed the case.
Especially the "talking out of his ass" part.
No. They ruled against her. That is different than dismissing the case.
By the way, this ruling is idiotic from a policy standpoint, which you don't seem to understand.
The ruling is NOT saying discrimination is ok, or legal. It is NOT changing the status of when someone is discriminated or not. It IS saying that if you ARE discriminated against, and you don't find out for 180 days, your SOL. Generally statute of limitations for cause of actions are from the time you find out about the problem, not from the date of the problem.
Especially the "talking out of his ass" part.
opinions and assholes, buddy.
DEAL with it.
opinions and assholes, buddy.
DEAL with it.