No, I'm just quoting what the real world has been like for at least the last 45 years. You show no signs that you have ever had to deal with people face to face. You just live in a world that comes from reading all those 99p books on the Krays and other gangsters from the 50 and 60s. Reality since the early 70s at least in such roles you could not lay a finger on anyone, and any hint of racial bias and you would be dropped on like a ton of bricks. The sex discrimination act kicked in in 1975 as well and that also severely limited. We were also warned not to discriminate against gays. On the railways we had a greater range of powers than in most places save for airports and seaports and even then it was very limited. What was said in messrooms was different but you dare to take that outside and you were on the carpet. About the only people we could hassle and discriminate against were trannies and cross-dressers but that all came to an end with rulings pertaining to the sex discrimination in the 1990s, and once again we were given training about this in briefings.