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Re: Forgive my nitpicking, but I can't help myself...
Date: 2010-09-06 09:30 am (UTC)Wouldn't it be easier to just say,
'I believe no one should face unfair treatment at any time'?
Or better still,
'I believe everyone should always be treated fairly'?
Is discrimination particularly special that it requires extra fairness?
If it does not, the whole fragment would read:
'This shouldn't need saying (as everyone should believe it), but I believe everyone should always be treated fairly.'
I dare say this is true for most people, but not everyone has the same definition of fairness.