"The Alliance forge ahead into a whole new galaxy
of politically correct absurdity, boldly going where no man
has gone before," said Libertarianz Deputy Leader Richard
McGrath. "Phillida Bunkle is now the self-proclaimed battler
for 'ugly rights'."
Dr McGrath was reacting to Ms Bunkle's
absurd advocacy in yesterday's Sunday Star Times of an
Employment Equity Bureau devoted to weeding out 'lookists' -
i.e. employers who chose their staff on the basis of
looks.
"Employers have a hard enough job these days
without another legion of brainwashed feminist bureaucrats
causing unwanted irritation. For goodness sake, let ugly
people fight their own battles There is no law broken when
someone simply acts irrationally," McGrath explained, "as
long as the rights of others are undisturbed. A boss who
chose his employees from a subjective assessment of their
physical appearance, rather than on merit, would be the
victim of his own stupidity."
"Libertarianz are
disappointed in the Employers' Federation for their
capitulation to this PC madness," McGrath added. "They say
the existing laws against discrimination are common sense.
In fact they are garbage, and we would repeal them instantly
on becoming government."
ENDS
For more information
contact: Dr Richard McGrath LIBERTARIANZ DEPUTY
LEADER Phone: (06) 378 8488, Fax: (06) 377 3070 Or
contact Libertarianz Media Coordinator on (025) 861 927,
e-mail: organon@ihug.co.nz
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