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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]And yet, DCUM's resident Republicans will contort themselves into pretzels saying that, actually, it's Democrats who are the [i]real[/i] racists and are driving Asians and other minorities to vote R.[/quote]

When I hear Penn Law Professor I immediately think D. Does she have a political affiliation?[/quote]

While I agree with you that the default assumption that academics at elite institutions are intelligent and registered Democrats is a generally reliable and useful heuristic, unfortunately, that's not the case here.[/quote]

She also trained at Yale, Harvard, and Columbia. Can anyone point me to something that says she is Republican?[/quote]

In her own words:

"My argument is that mainstream conservatives should take much more seriously the case for reducing and slowing our current levels of immigration...I believe the conservatives need to push back against the ungrateful habit of blaming the West by pointing repeatedly to the self-inflicted wounds of the Third World."

These comments were made at the National Conservatism Conference.[/quote]

Yah I can see this deep thinker’s point about these third world immigrant ingrates … the Congolese who did not have their arms cut off for low worker output on the rubber plantations did not even send the great humanitarian King Leopoldo Ii of Belgium a thank you note for his civilizing influence in its former colony (on par with Putin’s civilizing of Ukraine).

Still waiting for thanks to the West from the 4million African, Chinese, Indians, Javanese, Melanesians and other third worlders for the privilege of working on colonial plantations during the 19th and early 20th centuries? The indentured labor system was so much better than slavery.m and they got to travel to exciting new countries for free.

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