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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Terrible behavior by Sandy Springs. People will forever refer to Sandy Springs as the Quaker school that sues poor [b]black [/b]people.

What is the point of suing this woman? She's broke. It looks like Sandy Springs wants the sick pleasure of seeing her declare bankruptcy.

I am not Quaker but I work with their national organizations. I won't be surprised if this comes up in meetings next week. [/quote]

why is suing a Black person any worse or any better than suing a White person?  You'd better check your racism.

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:roll: Why are you so fragile?[/quote]

LOL, I have been called many things in my day, but this is the first time I have been called fragile!  The WAPO story and the majority of DCUM readers portray Blacks as needing special treatment under the law, as if they are somehow less intelligent. How would you feel if some commercial real estate White guy signed a contract so his spoiled entitled lax bro son could go to Landon, but then tried to back out because he didn't understand the contract he signed?  Trust me, rich White guys are just as capable of making dumb mistakes as poor Blacks, but race should decide how the law applies to them?  We all have two eyes for reading and a brain for thinking, regardless of skin color.[/quote]

First of all, anyone who talks about "racism against white people" is fragile.

Secondly, you seem to be the only one obsessed with her race here. I saw exactly one comment in this whole thread that referred to her race. That is not "the majority" by a long shot. Also, the article doesn't mention race, though there are pictures of her.

Third, your example is ridiculous. A "commercial real estate white guy" presumably deals with contracts all the time, so no one would believe he didn't understand one. But an "after school care director" is likely to have pretty limited experience with contracts. In fact, the article said she assumed the contract was like ones at the Y, where you lose a month of tuition if you withdraw. And in your example, a "rich white guy" can afford to pay the tuition. In this article, the mom is afraid she will lose her housing.

I have tons of sympathy for her and think the school is handling this situation terrible, but it has nothing to do with her race.

In sum, you are the one making it about race, likely because you are a fragile crybaby white person racist. I'm glad I could clear that up for you.

Also, it's "white", not "White". Cry about it.[/quote]

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