The European Court of Justice has ruled that charging men and women different premiums is discriminatory. It *is* a form of discrimination, but it's not bias or prejudice. Young male drivers don't pay more because they're men, but because young male drivers are statistically more likely to make claims. That's not sexism, it's fact. It's not an attitude, it's data.
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