Search Results: do people have the right not to be judged

I mean better looking people:
A. Ease in the dating world, especially fucked for men since all women are led to believe right from age 12 they are gorgeous and must get the best looking dude

B. Job interviews, it's been proven better looking people are chosen over the other with the same resume

C. An ugly person and beautiful person with the same attitude will be perceived differently. Eg- if ur beautiful and wasting money and jobless ur a free spirit, opposite case u need to get ur shit together

D. Ur opinions and views on everyday things don't matter for shit if ur not good looking. I saw for instance how a guy gave a normal view on how a particular mytake wasn't good and girls were like "rule 1. Avoid ugly Indian men"

E. Ur a straight guy and look how u'll judge these 2 men




One of them is a virgin who is it
One of them is autistic. Who is it
Whom do u think is taller
Whom do you think is richer

Get the point. Now this was your opinion as a straight man imagine how women judge them then

F. Ur playing life in hard mode basically

regardless of the perpetrator's gender?

I'm just wondering since I'm from New Zealand and how our justice system works... or USED to work, we had a thing called provocation in our law, which somewhat prevents gender (and racial) bias from judges and courts in a way. It's no coincidence at all that the biggest opposers of the provocation laws are Feminists and the LGBTQ community. Americans on the other hand, seemed to have always believed since their existance, that no females can do wrong and should only get a slap on a the wrist judging by my observation of many American crimes on foreign newspapers that I get from an American friend of mine (who've I met through a study abroad college program) through email and snail mail. Plenty of violent crimes involving women seem to get completely ignored because people refuse to believe such "delicate" and "innocent" beings like women are violent and irrational. Unfortunately for my country, our provocation law has been abolished several years ago and now it seems as though many people in my city regret this abolition.

Don't get me wrong, I'm completely against a man hitting a woman and believe in women having equal rights but not if it strictly only benefits the female gender while all the women refuse to take the equal amount of responsibility for their actions as men. If I had the political power, I would definitely create another provocation law that is more reasonable with some small restrictions. As for you Americans and your problems, I'd rather not look into it any more deeper since it's happening in my country. Therefore, shouldn't be mine and my country's problems.

Anyways, back to my question.