she also spits on black people.
Can anyone produce a single example of WHITE PRIVILEGE??
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she also spits on black people.
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Yes. The children of Ivy League alumni are both well-connected and wealthy.
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Misspellings are a proof of life
It’s hard to program a Russo bot hole to misspell like real humans do
You must not be aware of much brain science
In fact many brilliant people in mans history spelled for shit like I do
Oh
I also type for crap
Lots of brilliant people don’t type so well
You see that’s why they hired secretaries
The secretaries didn’t have to be anything but average intelligence
But the were often excellent at spelling and typing
IDEAS
KNOWLEDGE
Intelligent people know that’s were real intelligence lies
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here's your sign...
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How does that not include race
Those legacies were already in play during slavery and right through and during segregation
You just claiming that it all magically disappeared because of some dancing cartoon cereal box character waved his magic wand?
Racism exists today
Yes lots of wealthy White people are racists
Leprechaun brain
evince
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Yes and you think my ideas are magically delicious
Now eat your cereal and call the nurse when you are done to take your tray away
evince
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Hhahahahahahaha
Oh I get it
You were defending being a fucking racist
Study some history
And you will understand how it’s one of the dumbest fucking theories on life to ever cross a human brain
Then maybe you won’t have to just be someone’s secretary
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Under Capitalism it is more about Rich privilege than specifically white privilege.
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Capitalism is a beautiful thing
The founders realized the potential
They designed our nation with capitalism in mind
It’s a beautiful tool to keep progress moving along
To keep the money changing hands
It honors the power of a better idea in such a natural beautiful way
But it’s a tool and not meant to be our master
Capitalism fails utterly when you don’t maintain that tool properly
It needs regulations
It need laws to sharpen its cut through those that try to end its blade
To dull its edge so only they don’t get cut away from their profits
It needs taxes to be able to ensure those people can’t keep us from sharpening and oiling it’s cutting edge
Taxes to ensure no one can bend the blade to benifit just them
Well fettered capitalism
The right will always tell you they want to unfetter capitalism
Like it’s a great idea
That in fact destroys its ability to deliver a fair and just society
They want to play the population into allowing them to bend and dull the blade
They want to have only their ideas to have power
That destroys the use of the tool
That NO LONGER provides the power of a better idea to rule the tool
Capitalism isn’t the problem here
The problem is the use and maintenance of the tool
Laws
Regulations
Taxes
With out them the tool breaks and doesn’t work for us
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Now prove you are more than just a dull tool and comment on my post about capitalism
We all know you are incapable
There is no power of ideas on your racist head
Racists are like that
danielpalos
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We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.
That's not their fault, and in many cases, the parent alumni of the legacy applicant achieved success as a result of their own admission as a student who was not rich or powerful when they graduated.
If lefties accepted their own arguments, that would mean Obama's daughters would not be eligible for legacy consideration at the same schools their father graduated from.
Leftists never think these things through, but you're smart enough to do so.
Legacies are not limited to the "Ivy League".
Legacies are not limited to the elite.
A college applicant is said to have legacy status at a college if a member of the applicant's immediate family attends or attended the college. In other words, if your parents or a sibling attend or attended a college, you would be a legacy applicant for that college.
When a college extends an offer of admission, it wants the student to accept that offer. The rate at which this happens is called the "yield." A high yield means a college is getting the students that it wants, and that will help the school meet its enrollment goals. A legacy applicant is coming from a family that is already familiar with the college, and that family familiarity and loyalty typically leads to a better yield than the general applicant pool.
In general, colleges and universities are most interested in seeing if your immediate family members attended. For example, if you are using The Common Application, the "Family" section of the application will ask you about the education level of your parents and siblings. If you indicate that your parents or siblings attended college, you'll be asked to identify the schools. This is the information that colleges will use to identify your legacy status.
Some Common Mistakes Related to Legacy Status
Assuming that legacy status will make up for a mediocre academic record is a false assumption. Colleges and universities are not going to admit students, legacy or not, who are unlikely to succeed. Legacy status tends to come into play when the admissions officers are comparing two equally qualified applicants. In such cases, the legacy applicant will often have a slight advantage.
Some colleges don't consider legacy status at all, and for those that do consider it, legacy status is just a small factor in admissions decisions. Several pieces of the application will almost always carry more weight than legacy status.
First of all, you will need to have a strong academic record. Without it, you are unlikely to be admitted whether you're a legacy or not. Along similar lines, SAT scores and ACT scores are going to be important unless a school is test-optional. Selective colleges will also be looking for meaningful extracurricular involvement, positive letters of recommendation, and a winning application essay. Legacy status won't compensate for significant weaknesses in any of these areas.
Johns Hopkins University removed legacy status from its admissions equation in 2014, and the result was that the percentage of legacies in the first-year class dropped from 12.5% in 2009 to just 3.5% in 2019. Other prestigious schools including MIT, UC Berkeley, and CalTech also do not consider legacy status in their admissions process.
https://www.thoughtco.com/what-is-legacy-status-788436
I dont spit on black people, you do. You even brag about it.
So who is the real racist here ?
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That is all fine and good. I do not care about the technicalities or specifics of admissions to those schools.
My point stands. Race doesn't determine who is admitted to Ivy League schools.
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Plenty of poor blacks are racist fucks.
Because they were raised that way.
Trash begets trash.
I didn't say it does.
They can't. They think that saying stupid things like that makes it so.
