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[UNI88]

If you think it’s wrong to level the playing field a little bit and make up for past injustices, sure.

Unless she wasn’t qualified.

Its wrong to try to make up for past racism by having more racism in response.

I agree but it’s also wrong to not try and provide additional opportunities to improve their lot for people whose lives are crap because they were oppressed for 200+ years.


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[SeattleGriz]

Are those Democrat areas you speak of?

Gutting public education? Not familiar with what you are saying.

Looks like you want to flippantly pass the buck rather than really discuss the issues.


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Pointing out who has been running the affected areas is placing the blame squarely on those most responsible. The buck stops with local leadership.

[BDKJMU]

Its wrong to try to make up for past racism by having more racism in response.

I agree but it’s also wrong to not try and provide additional opportunities to improve their lot for people whose lives are crap because they were oppressed for 200+ years.


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Not by doing reverse racism, which is what affirmative action is.

And most of their ancestors weren’t here 200+ years before Jim Crow ended. And many came to the US after slavery or after Jim Crow, and have been coming every year since.

[UNI88]

I agree but it’s also wrong to not try and provide additional opportunities to improve their lot for people whose lives are crap because they were oppressed for 200+ years.


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Not by doing reverse racism, which is what affirmative action is.

And most of their ancestors weren’t here 200+ years before Jim Crow ended. And many came to the US after slavery or after Jim Crow, and have been coming every year since.

Discrimination in education, jobs, housing, etc. continued into my lifetime and had a significant impact on the ability of blacks to get a good education, jobs build generational wealth and set their children up for success. A larger percentage of blacks are starting their lives at a disadvantage because of past discrimination. Arguing that there is no significant discrimination now so we’re all good is a cop out.

To use a baseball analogy, more whites start on first base or better while more blacks are stepping up to the plate down 0-2 in the count.


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[UNI88]

Looks like you want to flippantly pass the buck rather than really discuss the issues.


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Pointing out who has been running the affected areas is placing the blame squarely on those most responsible. The buck stops with local leadership.

If you think all of the blame lies with local government then you are ignorant of history and sociology. Read The Color of Law by Rothstein to start building an understanding of the actual situation.

If you don’t think DeVos and others want to gut public education then you’re either dense or overly dependent on partisan echo chambers for information.

[SeattleGriz]

Pointing out who has been running the affected areas is placing the blame squarely on those most responsible. The buck stops with local leadership.

If you think all of the blame lies with local government then you are ignorant of history and sociology. Read The Color of Law by Rothstein to start building an understanding of the actual situation.

If you don’t think DeVos and others want to gut public education then you’re either dense or overly dependent on partisan echo chambers for information.

Two ad hominems to start off with and you haven't given any substance. Just hand waiving and broad strokes.

I never said it all rested on local government, but they are for sure the largest controlling factor.

[UNI88]

If you think all of the blame lies with local government then you are ignorant of history and sociology. Read The Color of Law by Rothstein to start building an understanding of the actual situation.

If you don’t think DeVos and others want to gut public education then you’re either dense or overly dependent on partisan echo chambers for information.

Two ad hominems to start off with and you haven't given any substance. Just hand waiving and broad strokes.

I never said it all rested on local government, but they are for sure the largest controlling factor.

That’s a cop out. Past discrimination has done far more to create ghettos where crime is high and hope is low than current leadership.

My education in the social sciences and experience in education is equal to if not greater than yours in health care so I’m not just pulling shit out of my ass or from some partisan echo chamber with an agenda.

Read The Color of Law and tell me how Rothstein was wrong/inaccurate.

[BDKJMU]

Not by doing reverse racism, which is what affirmative action is.

And most of their ancestors weren’t here 200+ years before Jim Crow ended. And many came to the US after slavery or after Jim Crow, and have been coming every year since.

Discrimination in education, jobs, housing, etc. continued into my lifetime and had a significant impact on the ability of blacks to get a good education, jobs build generational wealth and set their children up for success. A larger percentage of blacks are starting their lives at a disadvantage because of past discrimination. Arguing that there is no significant discrimination now so we’re all good is a cop out.

To use a baseball analogy, more whites start on first base or better while more blacks are stepping up to the plate down 0-2 in the count.

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The blacks applying to colleges today were born around 40 years after Jim Crow ended.

And as the left likes to call the ‘white adjacent’ Asians aren’t starting ahead, and affirmative action in education is discriminating against them.

Affirmative action is a relic that belonged, and should have been left in, the 20th century,

[UNI88]

Discrimination in education, jobs, housing, etc. continued into my lifetime and had a significant impact on the ability of blacks to get a good education, jobs build generational wealth and set their children up for success. A larger percentage of blacks are starting their lives at a disadvantage because of past discrimination. Arguing that there is no significant discrimination now so we’re all good is a cop out.

To use a baseball analogy, more whites start on first base or better while more blacks are stepping up to the plate down 0-2 in the count.

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Well, as the left likes to call the ‘white adjacent’ Asians aren’t starting ahead, and affirmative action in education is discriminating against them.

I don’t think affirmative action is the answer just like I don’t think having nothing and pretending everything is hunky dory is the answer.


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[SeattleGriz]

Two ad hominems to start off with and you haven't given any substance. Just hand waiving and broad strokes.

I never said it all rested on local government, but they are for sure the largest controlling factor.

That’s a cop out. Past discrimination has done far more to create ghettos where crime is high and hope is low than current leadership.

My education in the social sciences and experience in education is equal to if not greater than yours in health care so I’m not just pulling shit out of my ass or from some partisan echo chamber with an agenda.

Read The Color of Law and tell me how Rothstein was wrong/inaccurate.

No cop out at all. The local government controls the largest piece of fixing a ghetto, as they control the flow of money.

I think you're talking cause and I'm talking fixing.

[kalm]

[kalm]

Don’t make these kids wear these flags and hats. Thank god pride month is over…

[UNI88]

It sure was nice of the Grand Ole Party to celebrate Liberia's independence ...



I hope they've figured out that they gained independence from the ole USA (the the American Colonization Society if you want to BDKnitpicky) on July 26, 1847.

[kalm]

It sure was nice of the Grand Ole Party to celebrate Liberia's independence ...



I hope they've figured out that they gained independence from the ole USA (the the American Colonization Society if you want to BDKnitpicky) on July 26, 1847.

[BDKJMU]

[UNI88]

I didn't know that George Washington was a draft dodger with bone spurs.

[SeattleGriz]

Don’t make these kids wear these flags and hats. Thank god pride month is over…

I wonder how many picked up on the fact he was describing them as well.

[bobbythekidd]

Pointing out who has been running the affected areas is placing the blame squarely on those most responsible. The buck stops with local leadership.

I never said it all rested on local government, but they are for sure the largest controlling factor.

Yes you did

[houndawg]

Discrimination in education, jobs, housing, etc. continued into my lifetime and had a significant impact on the ability of blacks to get a good education, jobs build generational wealth and set their children up for success. A larger percentage of blacks are starting their lives at a disadvantage because of past discrimination. Arguing that there is no significant discrimination now so we’re all good is a cop out.

To use a baseball analogy, more whites start on first base or better while more blacks are stepping up to the plate down 0-2 in the count.

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The blacks applying to colleges today were born around 40 years after Jim Crow ended.

And as the left likes to call the ‘white adjacent’ Asians aren’t starting ahead, and affirmative action in education is discriminating against them.

Affirmative action is a relic that belonged, and should have been left in, the 20th century,

Except Jim Crow wasn't over when it ended.

[UNI88]

[UNI88]

Twatzis
Assholes With Casseroles
Minivan Taliban
Mary KayKayKay
Betty Crackers

[UNI88]

[kalm]

Twatzis
Assholes With Casseroles
Minivan Taliban
Mary KayKayKay
Betty Crackers

[BDKJMU]

-When was the pic taken?
-What date was the menu from?
-How do we know someone didn’t sneak a BL into the bar to set this whole thing up??
-Was that from existing stock from before April 1?
-Had the bar already contracted or purchased with the local ABinBev distributor a certain amount of BL through this summer and/or to have it available? Kid Rock might have his name on and/or own the bar, but its unlikey he’s involved in the day to day operations..

[BDKJMU]