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Walloper
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PostPosted: 19:47 - 10 Feb 2007    Post subject: Prejudice Reply with quote

Wicked Pedia: "Prejudice is, as the name implies, the process of "pre-judging" something. It implies coming to a judgment on a subject before learning where the preponderance of evidence actually lies, or forming a judgment without direct experience. Holding a politically unpopular view is not in itself prejudice, and politically popular views are not necessarily free of prejudice. When applied to social groups, prejudice generally refers to existing biases toward the members of such groups, often based on social stereotypes; and at its most extreme, results in groups being denied benefits and rights unjustly or, conversely, unfairly showing unwarranted favor towards others. Mostly just prejudging and thinking that everyone of that race is bad.

This is different from viewpoints accumulated though direct life experience, which are neither prejudiced, conditioned or necessarily instinctive: they are not pre-judgments but post-judgments. Some argue that all politically based views stem from a lack of sufficient life experience; this, however, provokes the question of how much life experience is required before a point of view is no longer regarded as prejudiced. If no amount of experience entitles a person to a viewpoint - if every is biased - then there can be no objectivity. Judgements based on experience may, however, be coloured by prejudice. One might imagine a continuum from "prejudiced" to "based on experience," with many, if not most, views coming somewhere between the two extremes."

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PostPosted: 20:03 - 10 Feb 2007    Post subject: Re: Prejudice Reply with quote

Hmm, one very obvious answer, thinking about it:
Remove your helmet and put on a Burqa Wink.

(Ok, may need to keep it in a backpack which would be a bit of hassle.)
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PostPosted: 20:11 - 10 Feb 2007    Post subject: Re: Prejudice Reply with quote

G wrote:
Hmm, one very obvious answer, thinking about it:
Remove your helmet and put on a Burqa Wink.

(Ok, may need to keep it in a backpack which would be a bit of hassle.)


Then with your helmet 'Safely' stowed in your backpack you pay, turn around to leave and 'take someone out' in the que with your Bump. That sounds sensible. Laughing
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PostPosted: 01:31 - 13 Feb 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

There is a more simple solution.

Just superglue a piece of fabric to the bottom of your hemet so it flows over your shoulders.

Then it is a Burqa. Of sorts.
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