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That’s not true. There are good doctors. This is why the push is bad for people. It causes people to assume and they might be wrong.
I did say there were good minority doctors, reread my post. We have no choice but to assume none of them got through the system on their merit when it could be a matter of life or death, imo.
I did say there were good minority doctors, reread my post. We have no choice but to assume none of them got through the system on their merit when it could be a matter of life or death, imo.
AA always makes you think twice....did they get there because of their skin color or their brain ?
It's lowering the standards and corrupting many professional fields. When bridges start falling, buildings caving in, airplanes falling from the sky, people dying because of what used to be routine medical procedures, etc, folks might start waking up. Maybe.
Like I said to my wife, there's a reason why no sane parent rushes their severely sick and/or injured child into an ER screaming, "HELP! PLEASE! GIVE US THE WORST DOCTOR IN THE HOSPITAL IMMEDIATELY!"
Unfortunately for otherwise rational people, the deranged far-left — in concert with the government gun, universities, and the media — are doing their level best to facilitate as much suffering and death as they can muster, and as quickly as possible.
At some point we're going to have to grab the bull by the horns and admit that not all people or groups are equal, and that those words in the Declaration of Independence were hollow (as if the slaves owned by the writers didn't underline that already), and that the politics of modernity are just as riven with contradictions and falsehoods as premodern beliefs.
Because by arguing against affirmative action you are arguing for permanent class differences between various groups. By arguing for affirmative action you are arguing for permanent group-based discrimination. That's the painful reality. No option here is good, and the problem won't just go away.
You can argue that equal processes are the goal not equal outcomes. That's a pretty heady argument to make to the person stuck in generational poverty. They only see that others have more and will always have more.
In the end we'll have to abandon some of the noble lies that make America America, and accept that class is WAY more permanent than anyone wants to admit, and some groups stay at the top, however you want to slice it, while other groups are stuck at the bottom.
In any case, even if you could convince all groups to intermarry such that everyone blended and became similar and there were no more visible group differences, there would still be class at the individual level and those at the bottom would find a new identity to rally around.
Bottom line nature requires both diversity and selection to proceed. Everyone can't be the same, which is how everyone ends up the same. Hierarchy is part of nature, and it's hubristic to think we can abolish it because we find it repugnant.
These "equity" movements are pure racism and the end result is poor quality graduates (if they graduate.)
Patients are going to have to start demanding to see school transcripts and references before being treated by these affirmative action "doctors".
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