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To: BlueStateRightist

There are actually QUITE A FEW ASIANS in this country, and I SERIOUSLY DOUBT that many of them are happy about getting pushed aside so that unqualified blacks and Hispanics can take their place.

In a country with a FUNCTIONAL opposition party (i.e., Republicans), these Asians would be looked at as a potential source of a large number of votes. In fact, a FUNCTIONAL opposition party would be doing things to attract these people, like finding some people that speak Asian, getting involved in their organizations, etc.

But we do not have a FUNCTIONAL opposition party - instead we have an opposition party single-focused on destroying the Tea Party. And so the Democrats still own the Asian, strictly due to how they’re perceived on immigration.


2 posted on 07/20/2014 4:56:02 AM PDT by BobL
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To: BobL

Agreed, this is the problem. The Democrats passionately believe in destructive policies, and the Republicans don’t believe in anything.


4 posted on 07/20/2014 5:15:44 AM PDT by oblomov
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To: BobL

“Extracurricular activities” as a measure of worth for a student are heavily stacked towards the well-off.

Poor Asian kids are far more likely to be studying or working outside school than playing basketball or volunteering.

I find it especially intriguing that there has apparently been zero conservative objection to the considerable Asian displacement of whites in these schools. Putting a serious dent in the complacent assumption by liberals that our devotion to standards and merit is based on racial solidarity.


5 posted on 07/20/2014 5:18:26 AM PDT by Sherman Logan (Perception wins all the battles. Reality wins all the wars.)
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