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**DuePew** · 04-07-2006, 05:50 AM

The character Richard Fish was a sexist sh*thead, so that's my opinion about him.

To be perfectly honest, this almost sounds like an issue of lookism. The reason why I feel this is because there has been some research done on how attractive and average looking people are treated. Most likely, the more attractive person will get hired on a job, get promoted, and even have a higher salary than his or her average looking counterpart, who just so happens to have the same qualifications and motivation.

So, to me a person who is considered "less attractive" has every right to get offended. Especially if they're just as smart and qualified. To me, this sounds like a woman who is less attractive is just being emotional when she sees blatant discrimination.

That's what this sounds like to me.

I'll comment on something about sexual harassment.

04-07-2006, 05:50 AM	#3
DuePew Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 634 Senior Member	The character Richard Fish was a sexist sh*thead, so that's my opinion about him. To be perfectly honest, this almost sounds like an issue of lookism. The reason why I feel this is because there has been some research done on how attractive and average looking people are treated. Most likely, the more attractive person will get hired on a job, get promoted, and even have a higher salary than his or her average looking counterpart, who just so happens to have the same qualifications and motivation. So, to me a person who is considered "less attractive" has every right to get offended. Especially if they're just as smart and qualified. To me, this sounds like a woman who is less attractive is just being emotional when she sees blatant discrimination. That's what this sounds like to me. I'll comment on something about sexual harassment.
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