Supreme Court kills affirmative action in university admissions

[sonofUT62]

None of the leftist sycophants care though. They still treat her as if she is a native American

Not a minority. But Loesch just committed a hate crime against her.

 

[TNVOLNAVY]

Like I said ... this is Archie Bunker's Place. Old and out-of-touch ... and some of you only like black people when they are keeping their mouths shut and helping your favorite sport's teams win games.

 

[TNVOLNAVY]

Like I said ... this is Archie Bunker's Place. Old and out-of-touch ... and some of you only like black people when they are keeping their mouths shut and helping your favorite sport's teams win games.

 

[VOLS INC.]

So you aren't worried about the asian's getting rejected from college because they are asian in 2023? or whenever this case started.

i love the racism coming out from the Dem's right now. We have to protect the minorities! Well only some minorities, its should be constitutional to discriminate against Asians because they are Asian. How dare the SC take away our ability to discriminate against Asians.

 

[RavinDave]

I think if you want to go to academia and research, MIT is good. If you want to work in industry, like your local power plant, TN Tech is better. I've seen a few smart engineers from TN Tech, not any bad ones. Probably better than UTK, but really it's the person not the school.

I agree with this.

 

[85SugarVol]

I expect he will have plenty of opportunities if he has a halfway decent GPA and interviews well. This country needs engineers!

!!!

Raytheon has called in retired engineers to teach its employees how to build the Stinger missiles heavily used by Ukraine’s military—using blueprints drawn up during the Carter administration.

 

[85SugarVol]

An auspicious moment to remind our D racists Children of Nigerian immigrants are the most academically successful demographic in America.

Well, that’s because Nigerian immigrants weren’t subjected to generations of systemic racism here in America.

They came from… Africa. A veritable cornucopia of privilege and opportunity.

 

[BowlBrother85]

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Thanks for posting a picture of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. He is the world's biggest hypocrite at the moment.

Do any of you realize that in 1971, Clarence Thomas was admitted to Yale Law School through the exact same Affirmative Action program that he just banned? Yale Law School had a quota of 10% for "applicants of color" that year which he fit under.

Please read this :

Did Clarence Thomas benefit from affirmative action he just struck down?

^^^^ Newsweek ^^^^

 

[VOLS INC.]

Thanks for posting his picture. He is the world's biggest hypocrite at the moment.

Do any of you realize that in 1971, Clarence Thomas was admitted to Yale Law School through the Affirmative Action program? They had a quota of 10% for black applicants that year which he fit under.

Please read this :

Did Clarence Thomas benefit from affirmative action he just struck down?

^^^^ Newsweek ^^^^

Where’s the proof he benefited?

If the AA program was not in place, are you claiming there is no way he would have gotten in on his own merit that year?

 

[McDad]

Thanks for posting his picture. He is the world's biggest hypocrite at the moment.

Do any of you realize that in 1971, Clarence Thomas was admitted to Yale Law School through the Affirmative Action program? They had a quota of 10% for black applicants that year which he fit under.

Please read this :

Did Clarence Thomas benefit from affirmative action he just struck down?

^^^^ Newsweek ^^^^

I wonder if he possessed the constitutional understanding at 22 that he does now? I wonder if he should vote against his understanding of Constitutional law since he benefitted from the program 52 years prior?

 

[VOLS INC.]

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[C-south]

Thanks for posting a picture of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. He is the world's biggest hypocrite at the moment.

Do any of you realize that in 1971, Clarence Thomas was admitted to Yale Law School through the exact same Affirmative Action program that he just banned? Yale Law School had a quota of 10% for "applicants of color" that year which he fit under.

Please read this :

Did Clarence Thomas benefit from affirmative action he just struck down?

^^^^ Newsweek ^^^^

There may have been a time for it but it has long passed.

 

[BowlBrother85]

Where’s the proof he benefited?

If the AA program was not in place, are you claiming there is no way he would have gotten in on his own merit that year?

You can't really prove it one way or the other ... but he was admitted to Yale Law School at a time (1971) when they were not accepting very many black applicants, and there was an Affirmative Action quota of 10% in place for "students of color." His white classmates believed that he benefited from Affirmative Action.

 

[sonofUT62]

Thanks for posting a picture of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. He is the world's biggest hypocrite at the moment.

Do any of you realize that in 1971, Clarence Thomas was admitted to Yale Law School through the exact same Affirmative Action program that he just banned? Yale Law School had a quota of 10% for "applicants of color" that year which he fit under.

Please read this :

Did Clarence Thomas benefit from affirmative action he just struck down?

^^^^ Newsweek ^^^^

He’s also gone on record about 7500 times stating that he’s ashamed of being a Yale alumnus and that he wishes he could give the diploma back. I’m not sure he actually knows where it is.

 

[VOLS INC.]

You can't really prove it one way or the other ... but he was admitted to Yale Law School at a time (1971) when they were not accepting very many black applicants, and there was an Affirmative Action quota of 10% in place. His white classmates believed that he benefited from Affirmative Action.

So with AA in place, black people never really know if they made it on their merit or because of their skin color.

Sounds awesome.

 

[sonofUT62]

You can't really prove it one way or the other ... but he was admitted to Yale Law School at a time (1971) when they were not accepting very many black applicants, and there was an Affirmative Action quota of 10% in place for "students of color." His white classmates believed that he benefited from Affirmative Action.

I wonder what kind of special treatment his white classmates think caused Yale to admit that MENSA candidate George W Bush?

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

You can't really prove it one way or the other ... but he was admitted to Yale Law School at a time (1971) when they were not accepting very many black applicants, and there was an Affirmative Action quota of 10% in place for "students of color." His white classmates believed that he benefited from Affirmative Action.

So .... are you gonna keep telling us this by posting it 75 more times for us to read?

 

[BowlBrother85]

So with AA in place, black people never really know if they made it on their merit or because of their skin color.

Sounds awesome.

Without Affirmative Action in place in 1971, more than likely, Clarence Thomas would have been discriminated against ... because that was common in Ivy League Law Schools at the time. Things have dramatically changed since then ... but it is still fair to point out, that in all probability, Clarence Thomas once benefited from a program that he just struck down.

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

Without Affirmative Action in place in 1971, more than likely, Clarence Thomas would have been discriminated against ... because that was common in Ivy League Law Schools at the time. Things have dramatically changed since then ... but it is still fair to point out, that in all probability, Clarence Thomas benefited from a program that he just struck down.

Lordy Lou, Crucify them then dude. That'll show them the error of their ways.

 

[McDad]

Without Affirmative Action in place in 1971, more than likely, Clarence Thomas would have been discriminated against ... because that was common in Ivy League Law Schools at the time. Things have dramatically changed since then ... but it is still fair to point out, that in all probability, Clarence Thomas once benefited from a program that he just struck down.

You should burn a cross on his front yard. Send him a message.

 

[BowlBrother85]

He’s also gone on record about 7500 times stating that he’s ashamed of being a Yale alumnus and that he wishes he could give the diploma back. I’m not sure he actually knows where it is.

Did he say that he was ashamed of it when Yale alum President George H.W. Bush nominated him for the Supreme Court in 1991?

Doubtful.

 

[C-south]

Without Affirmative Action in place in 1971, more than likely, Clarence Thomas would have been discriminated against ... because that was common in Ivy League Law Schools at the time. Things have dramatically changed since then ... but it is still fair to point out, that in all probability, Clarence Thomas once benefited from a program that he just struck down.

Don’t forget the one that failed basic biology.

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

 

[sonofUT62]

Did he say that he was ashamed of it when Yale alum President George H.W. Bush nominated him for the Supreme Court in 1991?

Doubtful.

He said it before then. And after that. If he wasn’t asked about it during the confirmation hearings,then I can only blame that on the incompetence of Whomever presided over the hearings.