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You'd need to buy a house and have a job for either of those things to matter, but let's assume that you had a house to sell and held a job: There...

I'd rather be judged by my character, not my skin color.

So don't do those things.

What house? You ain't got shit. :story: I wouldn't want to work with you either. Much less be AROUND you. I doubt you could even hold down a job.

As a classical liberal, I concur, if you own property, you may sell to whom you wish, and you may choose to work wherever you can find gainful...

You gibbering spastic, it's never actually been about treating people differently, it's about treating people worse, I know you autists like to...

Alright, let me explain the appeal to consequences fallacy using an example. I know this is probably beyond you but it may be helpful to others...