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To: NWFLConservative

Really? Really? Really?

Not to sound like a bigot, but I don’t want a black person passing a police exam based on these standards. There’s a reason why these exams are designed the way they are. If black folks don’t study and prepare for the exams like other folks do, then it’s their fault for failing. We can’t start lowering the bar because a certain group isn’t getting in. I want competent police officers on the street who know what they’re doing. This is a complete disgrace by the DOJ. No one should take the DOJ seriously anymore. The people running this administration are complete morons who hang their online degrees in the office.


43 posted on 03/13/2011 9:43:57 PM PDT by wantobefree
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To: wantobefree
Now I see what happened.
The USDOJ has no local authority over law enforcement testing,
but they do have the 1964 Civil Rights Act. The hammer they hold over the states.

For years blacks have been called spear chuckers and jungle bunnies, and have
had the stereotype of the lazy, stupid "Stepin Fetchit" to overcome.

But rather than proving the world wrong,
they've managed to live up to the lowest expectations of the stereotypical cartoon negro.

44 posted on 03/14/2011 7:51:09 AM PDT by trickyricky
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To: wantobefree

It is all part of this pathetic “administration’s” philosophy that if their “people” can’t meet the standards, then it’s obviously due to racism, and they need to lower the bar so their “people” are now competitive.

If I were a self respecting black person (there have to be a few of them left) I would be terribly insulted by this.


45 posted on 03/14/2011 8:43:49 AM PDT by NWFLConservative (.)
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