It may not address race on paper but it will in action. If you understood reality, you'd acknowledge the truth. Since 1 in every 3 1/2 blacks uses food stamps, you can bet your bottom dollar blacks will benefit from it far greater than they should.
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It may not address race on paper but it will in action. If you understood reality, you'd acknowledge the truth. Since 1 in every 3 1/2 blacks uses food stamps, you can bet your bottom dollar blacks will benefit from it far greater than they should.
You want confirmation of your beliefs. That is evident in every post you make.
As a white male, I'm far more intelligent than a stupid fucking Liberal like you that thought a nigger was qualified to be President because of his skin color.
Ichabod Stain
Was it me?
why not factor in parent quality, domestic abuse, alcohol in the home. and does any of this make you more suited for higher education?
You do, indeed.
I've wondered the same about you. I've been accused of creating characters not unlike you for that express purpose.
You misunderstood the post. Try rereading.
It's not my fault Oneuli thought Obama being black meant he was qualified.
Doesn't the adversity score take into account income and family situation?
Isn't it?
75% of blacks are bastards and 1 in every 3 1/2 blacks use food stamps.
I'd appreciate it you'd mind your own fucking business. I don't tell you how to post. Keep that in mind.
It would be a good idea to factor those things in, if they could be meaningfully quantified. If someone had horrible parents and the handicap of a terrible home life, and yet still excelled academically, it suggests a great natural talent or extremely high personal discipline and character. But the problem is that's not as easy to quantify as parental earnings or local economic details. Instead, it winds up in the mushy part of the decision-making process that comes out of essays and interviews... the same way you'd factor in something like overcoming a serious childhood illness or disability.
You should already know the answer from previous discussions. If you keep asking, perhaps you're not as smart as you think.
Perhaps you can explain how "overcoming a serious childhood illness or disability" is a defensible reason for being afforded an advantage by university admissions authorities.