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[quote="Infernal_":928f9]against they should be hired due to skill not race[/quote:928f9]
Precisely. This "Affirmative Action" seems like political correctness taken to the furthest degree. Logically, you should employ the person best suited to the job, regardless of the variables, such as race. Infact, as long as fucking illogical rules like this exist, Race will always be an issue. The sooner any rules pertaining specifically to race are abolished, the better, In my opinion. |
[quote="Airborne Butters":86cd3]I'm personally against it due to the fact that my freind who got Valedictorian for our class couldn't get a scholarship to UCLA because of it.[/quote:86cd3]
your school sucks then |
[quote="Old Reliable":23fa5][quote="Airborne Butters":23fa5]I'm personally against it due to the fact that my freind who got Valedictorian for our class couldn't get a scholarship to UCLA because of it.[/quote:23fa5]
your school sucks then[/quote:23fa5] you're ignorant |
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My point was that people are using it as a scapegoat for their personal problems when most of the time they are only assuming thats the reason they were turned down. While obviously some places take affirmative action too far and some places misuse it, it's still partially necessary. Believe it or not some people would still refuse to hire someone just because they are a minority or a woman. hell some of the people that posted in this thread seem to be borderline racists, but I wont name anyone. rolleyes: |
Strongly against. And this is coming from someone who goes to a school with 4 black kids in it and maybe like 5 hispanics. everyone else is white. The school I want to go to up near canada isnt that racially mixed but I dont care. I stull believe AA is reverse racism. it should go away.
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And if you think about it, someone personally knowing the person that was hired/accepted because of affirmative action is much rarer than someone assuming they weren't accepted because of it. Or maybe i'm annoyed with the people that assumed that I got accepted to UM because I was black rather than my high gpa or my high sat score And why does everyone always bring up reparations at these topics? That has nothing to do with this at all. |
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Oh, it's you. Affirmative Action was started during the civil rights movement to prevent anyone from being discriminated against or denied benefits based on race, color or origin from any activity or program or job that recieves government funding. This was expanded to include women and religion. And it was left up to the activities or programs or jobs to decide how to accomplish this. That is what affirmative action is about, while the idea of reparations is to have the government make up for it's support of slavery and the treatment of former slaves after the civil war (eg. jim crow laws, false promise of land, etc...) I guess you could argue that both are because of the post-civil war treatment of former slaves, but thats about all of the connection that you could get. What's your explanation of affirmative action and how it relates to reparations? And please don't just say "it's these lazy scumbag "colors" whining about how they can't get a job" like i'm sure you're tempted to do. |
I think against wins.
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you're ignorant[/quote:aa785] nein, usually a valedictorian from a good school can go anywhere rolleyes: |
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[quote="Unknown_Sniper":c79ac]Strongly against. And this is coming from someone who goes to a school with 4 black kids in it and maybe like 5 hispanics. everyone else is white. The school I want to go to up near canada isnt that racially mixed but I dont care. I stull believe AA is reverse racism. it should go away.[/quote:c79ac]
oh, and if you are against it, what is your plan for a different type of hiring process that doesn't discriminate? |
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