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It is absolutely NOT reasonable to call it racist. It doesn't fit the definition nor does it align with the spirit of the term.IF the discrimination is based on race, it is reasonable to call it racist. And it is.
I already responded with my feelings about the SAT bump, i don't think that is a good method to use to help enrollment. We were discussing general policies that support blacks and minorities. I hope that we evolve to a future where we ween off all these policies and we live in a more free, fair, accepting and diverse society, but we are in a transition and where imbalances are found then it is appropriate to institute some temporary policies to try and help the problems.Preferential treatment is another way of saying "favors". Don't play semantic games.
The documented reality of the 230 point bonus blacks get, is proof that whatever ever few whites might try to give "preferential treatment" to whites, they are VASTLY OUT WEIGHTED by a system, and laws, and a culture that celebrates diversity, that fears lawsuits, that tries to make up for past injustice, BY MASSIVE DISCRIMINATION in favor of blacks/against whites.
I am by far the most pro-science person on this board and would triple the funding if I had my way....I am a leftist.The right seems to be very blind to the reality that they'll kill most science in this nation and replace it with fucking religion.
Nowhere is the radicalization of the left more prevalent than in their rejection of science (whether it is biology, climate, etc,). There is a new story almost daily about the left completely rejecting scientific fact in favor of embracing their feelings about a subject.
Wendy Davis continued that left-wing trend recently when she called life as beginning at the moment of conception, “absurd”. It's nice to see the Twitter responses reflect that fact that Americans still do understand and accept science.
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Wendy Davis claims life doesn’t start at conception — then Ben Shapiro gives her quick history lesson
As long as cultural and systemic disparagies exist then of course I support temporary measures to help bring up those who need it.It is absolutely NOT reasonable to call it racist. It doesn't fit the definition nor does it align with the spirit of the term.IF the discrimination is based on race, it is reasonable to call it racist. And it is.
I already responded with my feelings about the SAT bump, i don't think that is a good method to use to help enrollment. We were discussing general policies that support blacks and minorities. I hope that we evolve to a future where we ween off all these policies and we live in a more free, fair, accepting and diverse society, but we are in a transition and where imbalances are found then it is appropriate to institute some temporary policies to try and help the problems.Preferential treatment is another way of saying "favors". Don't play semantic games.
The documented reality of the 230 point bonus blacks get, is proof that whatever ever few whites might try to give "preferential treatment" to whites, they are VASTLY OUT WEIGHTED by a system, and laws, and a culture that celebrates diversity, that fears lawsuits, that tries to make up for past injustice, BY MASSIVE DISCRIMINATION in favor of blacks/against whites.
And I responded to you that, they don't actually hand out a 230 point stat bonus, but instead do all the stuff you support, and that that the result is an effective 230 point bonus, based on race.
AND that proves that your belief system that the system and/or white favor whites, is the complete opposite of reality.
You support a system of programs that is purposefully harmfully to whites, to benefit blacks, all based on race.
As long as cultural and systemic disparagies exist then of course I support temporary measures to help bring up those who need it.It is absolutely NOT reasonable to call it racist. It doesn't fit the definition nor does it align with the spirit of the term.IF the discrimination is based on race, it is reasonable to call it racist. And it is.
I already responded with my feelings about the SAT bump, i don't think that is a good method to use to help enrollment. We were discussing general policies that support blacks and minorities. I hope that we evolve to a future where we ween off all these policies and we live in a more free, fair, accepting and diverse society, but we are in a transition and where imbalances are found then it is appropriate to institute some temporary policies to try and help the problems.Preferential treatment is another way of saying "favors". Don't play semantic games.
The documented reality of the 230 point bonus blacks get, is proof that whatever ever few whites might try to give "preferential treatment" to whites, they are VASTLY OUT WEIGHTED by a system, and laws, and a culture that celebrates diversity, that fears lawsuits, that tries to make up for past injustice, BY MASSIVE DISCRIMINATION in favor of blacks/against whites.
And I responded to you that, they don't actually hand out a 230 point stat bonus, but instead do all the stuff you support, and that that the result is an effective 230 point bonus, based on race.
AND that proves that your belief system that the system and/or white favor whites, is the complete opposite of reality.
You support a system of programs that is purposefully harmfully to whites, to benefit blacks, all based on race.
And with that one sentence, the premise of this thread is proven. Thank you.This has nothing to do with science.
Science does not determine what one believes. Science does show the various stages of growth & development of a fetus.And with that one sentence, the premise of this thread is proven. Thank you.This has nothing to do with science.
And with that sentence, the premise of this thread is further strengthened. Science is not up for "beliefs". Unless of course...that one rejects it.Science does not determine what one believes.And with that one sentence, the premise of this thread is proven. Thank you.This has nothing to do with science.
1. Glad you finally get itAs long as cultural and systemic disparagies exist then of course I support temporary measures to help bring up those who need it.It is absolutely NOT reasonable to call it racist. It doesn't fit the definition nor does it align with the spirit of the term.IF the discrimination is based on race, it is reasonable to call it racist. And it is.
I already responded with my feelings about the SAT bump, i don't think that is a good method to use to help enrollment. We were discussing general policies that support blacks and minorities. I hope that we evolve to a future where we ween off all these policies and we live in a more free, fair, accepting and diverse society, but we are in a transition and where imbalances are found then it is appropriate to institute some temporary policies to try and help the problems.Preferential treatment is another way of saying "favors". Don't play semantic games.
The documented reality of the 230 point bonus blacks get, is proof that whatever ever few whites might try to give "preferential treatment" to whites, they are VASTLY OUT WEIGHTED by a system, and laws, and a culture that celebrates diversity, that fears lawsuits, that tries to make up for past injustice, BY MASSIVE DISCRIMINATION in favor of blacks/against whites.
And I responded to you that, they don't actually hand out a 230 point stat bonus, but instead do all the stuff you support, and that that the result is an effective 230 point bonus, based on race.
AND that proves that your belief system that the system and/or white favor whites, is the complete opposite of reality.
You support a system of programs that is purposefully harmfully to whites, to benefit blacks, all based on race.
1. Even though it is racial discrimination against whites. Got it.
2. WHat makes you think that this is temporary?
You're a dick. A belief, like the existence of God, is NOT science.And with that sentence, the premise of this thread is further strengthened. Science is not up for "beliefs". Unless of course...that one rejects it.Science does not determine what one believes.And with that one sentence, the premise of this thread is proven. Thank you.This has nothing to do with science.
Life existed before conception, hence life can't start at conception.
An example of this concept is this. Consider a husband and wife are driving on the road. The woman is pregnant. The car crashes and the husband dies. The law there is that the unborn child is the legal heir to the father's estate.
An example of this concept is this. Consider a husband and wife are driving on the road. The woman is pregnant. The car crashes and the husband dies. The law there is that the unborn child is the legal heir to the father's estate.
A fetus can't inherit anything, as the law does not recognize a fetus as a person. Sich inheritance can only happen after birth.
Unfortunately, you're incorrect. Such rulings have been made, my friend.
A fetus can't inherit anything, as the law does not recognize a fetus as a person. Sich inheritance can only happen after birth