Re: saint
Re: saint
Did i mention asians in one of my posts. If it was it was just referring to minorities as a whole. The asian students in my class are some of the smartest and hardest workers, they deserve to be there no argument from me.
As for the rest of this discussion, I think it spun a ways away from my original intent. It was not really affirmative action, but more that the grants and free money all went to minorities in my class and wasn't based on merit. In any case, discussion is great and even if I don't agree with some of you it's interesting to hear the point of view of someone on the other side of the fence.
Re: saint
Chopsticks said:Where is it that the Asian student community cries for "EQUALITY," as you state in one of your posts? We, and I over generalized "we," have never asked for any handouts and usually have achieved whatever has been presented to us by our own merit and not because of some bullshite essay about how are yellow skin will bring us some green paper. And that crap about how we just show up to registration and graduation. Damn, I hope I don't land in one of those guys operating tables. I think that's alittle too exagerated...
Did i mention asians in one of my posts. If it was it was just referring to minorities as a whole. The asian students in my class are some of the smartest and hardest workers, they deserve to be there no argument from me.
As for the rest of this discussion, I think it spun a ways away from my original intent. It was not really affirmative action, but more that the grants and free money all went to minorities in my class and wasn't based on merit. In any case, discussion is great and even if I don't agree with some of you it's interesting to hear the point of view of someone on the other side of the fence.
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