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Thread: Should Federal Affirmative Action laws remain on the books?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mister D View Post
    The stats are what they are and political support for affirmative action is heavy amongst it's primary beneficiaries. Why is it that Negroes support these policies but get pissy when people call them out on it?
    If you want to know ... ask a Negro.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cigar View Post
    If you want to know ... ask a Negro.
    Can't I ask a mulatto?
    Whoever criticizes capitalism, while approving immigration, whose working class is its first victim, had better shut up. Whoever criticizes immigration, while remaining silent about capitalism, should do the same.


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    ask an oreo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Calypso Jones View Post
    ask an oreo.
    Eat and Oreo
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    The best qualified person should get the job. I am not just talking about a degree because I have seen some with a four year degree that don't have a clue. Can't do simple math. What happened to good old on the job training? Even some high school teens running a cash-register can't figure out if the price is $8.45 and we give them $10.50 without the register telling them how much change to give back. When I was young we didn't have this problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by roadmaster View Post
    The best qualified person should get the job. I am not just talking about a degree because I have seen some with a four year degree that don't have a clue. Can't do simple math. What happened to good old on the job training? Even some high school teens running a cash-register can't figure out if the price is $8.45 and we give them $10.50 without the register telling them how much change to give back. When I was young we didn't have this problem.
    We've become increasingly dependent on technology. If I was a math teacher there would be few times I'd allow students to use a calculator, but there's no way to control how they do their homework.


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    Quote Originally Posted by kathaariancode View Post
    We've become increasingly dependent on technology. If I was a math teacher there would be few times I'd allow students to use a calculator, but there's no way to control how they do their homework.
    My first calculator ...

    Not all White People were sick evil people in the 1960's who became less evil over time; they were good people in a sick system that became gradually less sick over time. Getting checked about racism is not an assault on your virtue, it's a reminder of the roles you play often without ever seeing them, understanding them or caring about them. Racism is not about you and it never was, and it doesn't help the discussion to take it that way and ignore that it still exist today.

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