Skylar
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Not a councilor. And there is no difference. Objective, scientific proof of race or national origin or ethnicity is not required and objective, scientific proof of religion or orientation is not required to prove discrimination.No. I was thinking about the litany of post of unprecedented stupidity that appear here under your name. You are, literally, the only person who has ever thought about having people who claim discrimination having to prove that they are in the group being discriminated against through DNA testing. You would deny the two men who tried for weeks to obtain a marriage license any relief in court because, according to you, they really cannot prove they are gay. And you sincerely have no idea how fucking stupid that is.You were looking in the mirror when you said that. Right?
Yes, when you make stuff up that indeed makes you a genius in your own mind.
My original question however was. Why is it possible that I can use reliable and objective tests to determine that someone who claims discrimination except gay?
See the difference councilor? Or are you still upset you can't?
Rock on
Laughing....I thought the "APA professional' standard as the only way someone could know their own sexual orientation was adorable though.
Which appears where exactly in the string?
Voices in your head again?
You were citing voices in your head in post 1741? I mean, it was just this morning.
You forgot already?