Let’s say we have two groups of people: A and B.
Let’s say group A has a set of rights: C and D, and are subject to two sets of risks: E and F.
Let’s say group B has a set of rights: C and D, but only subject to the set of risks E.
Let’s say that both groups–A and B–are given the same set of benefits: G.
Let’s also say that group A has to perform at a higher standard than B to get a minimum passing score.
Are we treating groups A and B equally?
Explain your answer.
Of course, my answer is no.
Group A has to get a higher score than Group B in order to pass.
Group A is subject to a greater set of risks than Group B.
And yet Group B enjoys the same rights and benefits as Group A.
One cannot reasonably suggest that the two groups are being treated equally.
My answer is that I wish you the best in your future endeavors. Peace out.
You lost me at “e”. Some day I will grow an extra finger on each hand, and then I will fly through your abstractions with comparative ease. Until then I’ll just take your word for it.
LOL. Sorry.