Sotomayor Whines About Not Getting Her Way in Supreme Court Decisions (Hispanic, school)
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Originally Posted by ReineDeCoeur
Of course. Because affirmative action makes sure that the best students are not excluded by jealous, hateful whites. Still waiting for your answer. Did you perform better than her academically?
Or this your jealousy and hate talking?
Affirmative action discriminates against whites. Nothing about being jealous. It's the truth.
Of course. Because affirmative action makes sure that the best students are not excluded by jealous, hateful whites. Still waiting for your answer. Did you perform better than her academically?
Or this your jealousy and hate talking?
You have no idea as to how affirmative action works.
The justices are permitted to agree or disagree with their colleagues. Expressing concern does not equate to whining.
Why are you so bothered?
1. She's a in general.
2. She's wrong on this particular question.
3. She's committed the impeachable offense of exercising her freedom of speech, thereby "interfer[ing] with the judicial system".
Last edited by CaseyB; 02-24-2020 at 08:16 AM..
Reason: language
Wow, so now you have to make up stories about other posters. I’ve never lived in Canada a day in my life.
Not making up stories. Apparently, I was mistaken as to where you live.
As for affirmative action, you seem to think that before affirmative action came into existence, no minorities ever attended college nor were they able to enter the ranks of the middle and upper classes. If you think that, then you are wrong.
My father got into college, entered a white collar field and had a long and successful career in the federal government. He did all this before there was affirmative action. And, yes, he was a minority.
A Princeton/Yale Law grad is an affirmative action hire? Do tell us where you attended university for your first and second degrees.
Yes, she is. And I turned down Princeton and went elsewhere.
Thanks for asking, even though the question is offensively stupid. Princeton and Yale practice anti-white discrimination, so the fact that this woman (who says she isn't white for reasons she hasn't explained) got into those schools because the admissions standards for people like her are far lower then the admissions standards for whites.
Yes, she is. And I turned down Princeton and went elsewhere.
Thanks for asking, even though the question is offensively stupid. Princeton and Yale practice anti-white discrimination, so the fact that this woman (who says she isn't white for reasons she hasn't explained) got into those schools because the admissions standards for people like her are far lower then the admissions standards for whites.
Not due to performance as you all so eagerly imply. She was the valedictorian of her high school.
She's an appellate court judge. She can dissent, and publish her views along with the decision. Nothing wrong with that--it may not happen every day, but it happens often enough that legal scholars know to watch for it. It may help somebody in future matters, or it may not.
In other words, her dissent is not unusual. This is how appellate courts work--not every judge agrees with the other judges, and those who disagree with the majority can publish their views in the decision. That's what she did.
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