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Considering the rep points I've gotten on my post calling you out, and the comments that said you made a bigoted statement, you're the one with the comprehension problem.
Drop the bigoted statements and move along.
I wouldn't be bragging about getting rep points from people with elementary level reading comprehension.
Yeah scream "affirmative action" whenever you don't get your way in life.
Lol...well...
Thing is, he's claiming that he needed AA to get into St Louis, but SOMEHOW he got into UCLA and completed his studies.
What, did UCLA become a school for slugs all of a sudden? Last I checked, UCLA was a damn good school. How'd he get in there with his only fairly decent GPA when schools are supposedly discriminating against Asians?
So much for his "need AA to get in school" nonsense.
Thing is, he's claiming that he needed AA to get into St Louis, but SOMEHOW he got into UCLA and completed his studies.
What, did UCLA become a school for slugs all of a sudden? Last I checked, UCLA was a damn good school. How'd he get in there with his only fairly decent GPA when schools are supposedly discriminating against Asians?
So much for his "need AA to get in school" nonsense.
This.
Hopefully someone in this lengthy thread posted the debunking portion of this guy's "experiment." He got into a low level school and didn't get into any of the top rate institutions that his premise would make one believe that they could get into all based on being black and mediocre.
The school in question - St. Louis also stated that his academic achievement met requirements for admission in 1998 so he was not mediocre compared to the rest of the admitted class if his claims are true.
Not my problem you aren't able to disperse between a relative statement and a generalization without me having to use quantifiers before "white males", "women" and "minorities".
Do what you have to do, though, to ignore the point.
Thing is, he's claiming that he needed AA to get into St Louis, but SOMEHOW he got into UCLA and completed his studies.
What, did UCLA become a school for slugs all of a sudden? Last I checked, UCLA was a damn good school. How'd he get in there with his only fairly decent GPA when schools are supposedly discriminating against Asians?
So much for his "need AA to get in school" nonsense.
Yeah this whole thing definitely seems like a sham.
My other statement was for people who blame black people or AA when they don't get into the school they desired, etc. I've seen people here do that way too often, so I wanted to have a little fun and mock them.
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Yeah this whole thing definitely seems like a sham.
My other statement was for people who blame black people or AA when they don't get into the school they desired, etc. I've seen people here do that way too often, so I wanted to have a little fun and mock them.
Indians/Asians don't count as minorities.
I can't believe that people don't know that. It is the double whammy of being discriminated against in public because of the color of your skin, but having no advantages when it comes to quotas for schools, higher education, or hiring practices.
If leftist quotas continue, I can see more and more Indians in the future (as we get more into second and even third generation kids who were brought up here) claiming to be "Black" for affirmative action purposes. First generation Indians are generally appalled at the thought of being classified as the same race as African Americans but the ones brought up in the U.S. and Canada are far more likely to be open to it.
Like they say, “What do you call the guy who graduated medical school at the bottom of his class?”
DOCTOR.
And anyway, a lot of Indians are a lot blacker than African Americans, so what’s the distinction?
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