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To: vetvetdoug

“True, however most Asians didn’t have to use affirmative action to be selected and excel in professional schools. There are exceptions but overall, many blacks undeservedly were admitted into professional schools without the proper qualifications, ethics or aptitude (ie the Alan Bakke Case). “

You don’t need to inform me about Asians. I am in California where Asians and Hispanics both outnumber blacks. Fortunately.

I don’t believe “diversity” is a “compelling state interest.”

My niece just finished her bachelors in just 3 years, and is applying to medical schools. She readily knows she probably won’t get into any of the UC schools, since she is white, and rich.

(And the UC schools are among the very best; Davis, Berkeley, Irvine, UCLA etc.)


32 posted on 04/07/2015 11:18:37 AM PDT by truth_seeker
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To: truth_seeker

I don’t believe “diversity” is a “compelling state interest.”


I can prove that it is a compelling State interest.

1) The overarching goal of any State is to grow and sustain its power.
2) Christianity puts more value on the individual than on the collective, and especially more than on the State.
3) “Diversity” is really a code word. It doesn’t mean a collection of “diverse” people or ideas. It simply means LESS of the prevailing Christian culture, and fewer Christians (proxied as “white/european”).

Diversity has the goal of reducing Christian philosophy in the society, thereby eliminating values contrary to the growth of the State.


36 posted on 04/07/2015 1:00:05 PM PDT by MrB (The difference between a Humanist and a Satanist - the latter admits whom he's working for)
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