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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][twitter]https://twitter.com/kimmythepooh/status/1674527485055074306[/twitter] Facts matter. The right has "won" again on this thanks to a corrupt court and the Federalist Society that has perfected gaming the system.[/quote] Is it your belief that no Asian Americans feel aggrieved by the recent admissions practices at elite colleges and universities?[/quote] These schools have single digit admit rates. No one is entitled to gain acceptance. The fact is, the Asian population makes up X percent of the US population. Asian students make up X+++ at these elite schools. They are already oversampled. Do you think the student bodies should just be all Asian students?[/quote] You didn't answer my question. To answer yours, no. By your logic, African-Americas are also "oversampled" in the Harvard student body. Weird.[/quote] Yes, I believe there are Asian-Americans who feel aggrieved. There are also whites, blacks, women, gays, lesbians and others who feel aggrieved too. Tons of kids who worked their tails off and were certainly qualified to be considered for schools like Harvard. But a manufactured lawsuit that complains about a fictional "less deserving black student" over the more deserving Asian student is ridiculous. [/quote] Classic scheme: The white system pitting minorities against each other.[/quote]
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