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by triceratops
2152 days ago
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Guilds reflect the societies they are in. Society had more bigotry in the past, and so did the various institutions within it. Also, it's weird that you call out guilds for being discriminatory but then give an example of discrimination in employment. We have fair employment laws to prevent this type of behavior and arguably could have "fair guild membership" laws if it became a problem. It's fair to argue against guilds for driving up prices by limiting membership. |
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And employment discrimination laws won’t solve the problem because the discriminatory effect arises from the legal practice of protecting existing members at the expense of potential new entrants.