Well, I was trying to give plausible first-world examples of the top of the slippery slope, because people might readily dismiss arguments about genocide as hyperbole.

I'm reminded of https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Holocaust/IBM.h...

In some ways we have the reverse situation prevailing; people are successfully escaping the genocidal collapse of the middle east into Europe, but are under threat of deportation by increasingly determined immigration enforcement.

You can, of course, worry about both.

> Price discrimination? Denying credit? Sure, but there are far worse things to worry about.

pjc50 (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9705558) says exactly that:

> This may just be price discrimination, which is what people are concerned about in the retail context. Or it may be more extreme. You could use it to deny job applications or credit to anyone who'd been at a political demonstration filmed by police, for example.