There is no "objective and reasonable" justification for such blatant targeting of national and ethnic minorities.
But the other good news is, in an era when we seem to ask more of our fast-food restaurants than ever before—how can I respect these sorts of institutions if they're not savagely roasting their consumer base online?—Taco Bell is at the forefront of the trend, with its ironic kitsch and blatant targeting of millennials.
Many see the law, which largely affects organisations most likely to be vocal critics of the Israeli government, as a blatant attempt to target CSOs uncovering human rights violations committed by the authorities.
Many individuals don't realize that workplace bullying is legal in most states and jurisdictions in the U.S., unless the actions or behaviors are so blatant that a target seeks protection under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits discrimination based on an individual's race, color, religion, sex, or national origin and later amended to include pregnancy in 1978.
He argues that cities "want to attract more drivers to the downtown area, and it is the blatant offenders they want to target".
Despite Congressman Huelskamp's blatant admission that the sole target of his amendment is Mikey Weinstein, this amendment, should it be signed into law, would to apply to everyone -- not just to the object of Huelskamp's affectations.
We need Google and Facebook, Yahoo and Microsoft et al to urgently start acting on our behalf, and unequivocally defend us against unwarranted surveillance, hyper-targeting, meta-marketing and blatant digital-addiction schemes.
A deficit reduction strategy that targets welfare claimants but ignores blatant tax evasion by the well-off is not going to be political sellable.
Jon Stewart took on one of his favorite targets last night, mocking Fox News for blatant inaccuracies in their coverage of Obama's nuclear arms treaty with Russia.
Many Syrians bitterly note that the Assad regime and the United States now frequently strike the same Islamic State targets -– a move some see as blatant and unacceptable coordination.
