What disqualifies people right now? A. Collateral.
In Mr. Moa's view, the "civil war had already become a dead political issue" by the 1960's, but "was revived by the left after Franco's death in 1975 as a source of political legitimacy and as a weapon to disqualify the right.
Only his "basket of deplorables" can't see it, and honestly that should disqualify him right there.
Dahlia Lithwick of Slate wrote that if Thorne-Begland's previous advocacy for gay rights disqualified him from the bench, Thurgood Marshall's advocacy with the NAACP and Ruth Bader Ginsburg's advocacy for women's rights would have disqualified them from the U.S. Supreme Court.
They will argue, however, that children are not disqualified from having rights by virtue of their lack of a capacity that adults do have.
Again, if sentience is a necessary condition of right-holding, that may disqualify groups as right-holders: "groups are composed of sentient individuals, but they do not themselves feel anything" (Rainbolt 2001, 79 80. See also Kymlicka 1989, 241 2; Ellis 2005, 206 7. For a contrary view, see Graham 2002, 89 104).
Similarly, every African American judge can't be disqualified from hearing civil rights cases or Jewish judges barred from hearing cases involving one Jewish and one gentile party.
In other words fret buzz, humming, popping, and similar noises should disqualify the guitar right away if you hear them while playing at even one fret.
Last year's rules specified that songs that have benefited from a commercial campaign could be disqualified: "Triple J reserves the right to remove artists from the list who have benefited from competitions or commercial campaigns that incentivise fans to vote for them".
According to legend, Rockefeller, despised by them anyway as a civil rights liberal, nearly disqualified himself by trying to pour sugar on his grits.
