Scalia: Affirmative Action Sends Blacks To Schools Too Advanced For Them
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(1) Your data tables even confirm:
White, Non-Hispanic 49%
White Hispanic 17%
49 + 17 = 66.
66 is an overwhelming majority.
That is unless you want to suddenly rewrite the rules of polling and statistics? Even our own government recognizes this by allowing Senate to override any Presidential Veto with a 67% vote.
(2) You posted dated info from Wiki, prob one of the most dubious sources of data and information, but I realized I said the Nation when I probably meant Maryland since most of Mo.Co. is boosted by the 270 Tech / Biotech corridor, Bethesda and Potomac.
(3) Splitting hairs. This depends on the route you take. If I was traveling from National Harbor to Silver Spring the fastest route would be to slice through DC, which would be about 10 miles versus taking 495 around the Outer Loop which would be about a 15 mile trip.
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not even worth replying to heist.
like i said, troll on.
like i said, troll on.
You replied to me? I thought I was Elaine, Cham Baron, Acura, and a Cac, and a Coon.
Now you accuse me of being a thief? I never hijacked this thread. I offered my thoughts and members personally came after me on a witch hunt.
Thanks for your input and correction although it's hard to say what I offered was "consolidated lies" when I lived in the region for several years and come back 3/4x a year to visit.
It wasn't as if what I said was a wild pack of lies.
Cat trying way too hard.
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Like I said - this boards options and features keep changing so I can figure out how to turn off these notifications and turn off threads.
You have all have had your say. My position is clear.
• I don't agree with Scalia.
• AA is still a necessary program.
• Black public primary education taken as an aggregate of all schools continues to leave our children at a marketed disadvantage and needs wholistic improvement.
and yet here you are, Fuck Up.
Like I said - this boards options and features keep changing so I can figure out how to turn off these notifications and turn off threads.
You have all have had your say. My position is clear.
• I don't agree with Scalia.
• AA is still a necessary program.
• Black public primary education taken as an aggregate of all schools continues to leave our children at a marketed disadvantage and needs wholistic improvement.
