Someone did say "white people are losing rights." I would like to know, what right, other than the right to turn away from black folks from their businesses and to enslave them, have white people lost, ever, in the history of the US?
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which brings up another problem. Logic dictates that people leaving your professional and medical schools are poised to make an immediate financial impact. You have to figure out a way to address those numbers I talk about. The RU undergrad people in my program were largely big RU supporters. There was them and...me. lol. I would imagine, un scientifically, that the law school has similar problems. And I can say that we experienced very little in the RU Screw department. We were treated very well on a day to day basis in the hassle mitigation department.
Yea and it's great for the small percentage of kids who can get in. It's not very progressive of you to leave behind the other 90%. In Canada if you don't get in to one of their stellar but limited options you either get a job or go to school here. We could have their model but then we'd be closing a boatload of schools.
What evidence is there of that? More than half of Canadians have a college degree, the most in the world. So are 40% of them coming to the US for college?
You know it's OK to admit that in some places in the world, the government actually does a good job of things, that the private sector and government combine to do fairly poorly in this country, namely, make it so higher education and adequate healthcare not limited to the wealthy.
What evidence? Gee I don't know how about me being married to a Canadian who went to McGill and whose entire family still lives there. There is no reason to continue this discussion with you because you have no idea what you are talking about but will continue to argue. Probably post some random article from salon.com while ignoring how their system actually works. For example, college and University are two different things there.....What evidence is there of that? More than half of Canadians have a college degree, the most in the world. So are 40% of them coming to the US for college?
You know it's OK to admit that in some places in the world, the government actually does a good job of things, that the private sector and government combine to do fairly poorly in this country, namely, make it so higher education and adequate healthcare not limited to the wealthy.
And while we are at it, let's list all of the rights black people have lost since 1970...Someone did say "white people are losing rights." I would like to know, what right, other than the right to turn away from black folks from their businesses and to enslave them, have white people lost, ever, in the history of the US?
Fantastic post...until you try to apply it to our government....What evidence is there of that? More than half of Canadians have a college degree, the most in the world. So are 40% of them coming to the US for college?
You know it's OK to admit that in some places in the world, the government actually does a good job of things, that the private sector and government combine to do fairly poorly in this country, namely, make it so higher education and adequate healthcare not limited to the wealthy.
And while we are at it, let's list all of the rights black people have lost since 1970...
Your post plus mine perfectly reflect or differences in opinion. You want to see debilitating racism everywhere. I see us as a post racial society where racism exists but its real impact us immaterial.
What evidence? Gee I don't know how about me being married to a Canadian who went to McGill and whose entire family still lives there. There is no reason to continue this discussion with you because you have no idea what you are talking about but will continue to argue. Probably post some random article from salon.com while ignoring how their system actually works. For example, college and University are two different things there.....
You miss the point. You shouldn't be penalized for being a certain race which I think you agree with.oh cut me a frackin break. I went to Rutgers College back in the late 70's-early 80's. When I go back on campus the school looks COMPLETELY different and highly diversified versus what it was then. The amount of Asian students is off the charts.
Why don't we just get off the African this, Hispanic that, Indian such and Asian them. Holy Crap, everybody wants to be treated as equals until they want to put themselves in a bucket to serve a purpose.
If anything go bitch to the Quota folks who feel everything needs to be artificially engineered for the benefit of the greater good.
(edited to remove my sin reference to the lord)
BOOM! NK should drop the mic and walk off stage with this post. Love it!Fantastic post...until you try to apply it to our government....
So is the answer to reform our government so it can function in that manner, like the Canadian government?Fantastic post...until you try to apply it to our government....
You do realize middle-class income tax in the province of Quebec is approaching 50%?Glad you finally agree that the Canadian method of properly funding higher ed makes a difference. McGill is academically superior to any US public school and is a fraction of the cost, and Canadians have some of the highest, if not the highest, achievement in higher education because going to college in Canada is not being saddled with debt for the rest of your life.
Go look up what happened to tax revenue after JFK, Reagan, and GWB cut tax rates. Let me give you a hint - up, up, and away!
There are very few countries with lower (highest rate) personal income taxes than the USA. The US corporate taxes is high compared to other countries and that needs to be lowered.You do realize middle-class income tax in the province of Quebec is approaching 50%?
No he doesn't because he has no real world knowledge. It's all snip it's and left wing websites. Forget their income tax rate, it's the everyday taxes and fees that kill you. A 50$bottle of wine here is at least 75 at the SAQ. That's right, the government owns all the liquor stores and adds additional tax. If you want bags at the grocery store you need to buy them as well. We visited late summer and left kids with Nonna so we could do a night downtown. I would have killed for NYC prices. 2 Martini's and you're out 48 bucks. Oh, and just because I don't want to be remiss, their healthcare blows.You do realize middle-class income tax in the province of Quebec is approaching 50%?
yes I do .You miss the point. You shouldn't be penalized for being a certain race which I think you agree with.
Beats me. I know our government runs pretty poorly...why would we double down and expect a larger government to run efficiently?So is the answer to reform our government so it can function in that manner, like the Canadian government?
No they didn't...and the stretch people have to go through to legitimize that sound bite is ridiculous.Maybe the whole concept of a Meritocracy is simply a Myth. In fact maybe it's time to admit that schools like Princeton, Harvard and Yale have profited from the evil scourge of Slavery, as well as Racism.
There are very few countries with lower (highest rate) personal income taxes than the USA. The US corporate taxes is high compared to other countries and that needs to be lowered.
So were these Asians all sitting in trade school or the military before the Cals lifted their quota, or are there now also colleges that have become overwhelmingly white since all the Asian students left for Cal & UCLA?UC Berkeley (and UCLA) largely removed race based admissions with two decisions, one in 1988 and another in 1996. As a result, the Asian population at Berkeley doubled and is now over 45%. The white student population decreased to 25%. Black and Latino populations also dropped
The Ivies are trying to avoid this outcome.
That's my favorite part about the obama administration the last 7 years - all the racial healing.We need more of this in our country. Complaining about racism seems to bring out the best in everybody.
Yes, I think that all parts of college admission and participation should be based on equality and not on competition and merit. I for one would like to complain about the institutional racism on the Rutgers men's basketball team. Caucasian make up 73% of the state's population but received less than 2% of playing time in games in the last decade. The team has not appropriately recruited Caucasian players. If you say that generally African American players are better, I will call you a racist just like I will call you a racist if you say generally Caucasians do better academically in school. See how that works?
The problem with this point of view is that it is really really dumb. How do you determine who the "best" students are? Admissions are highly subjective whether you factor in face or not.
Or simply drop our corporate tax rate.Many of the largest US corporations pay little to no tax. They use something called an inversion.
They incorporate in a country with a very low tax rate (ex Ireland) which they have nothing more than a post office box and pay little to no US taxes or they buy a small foreign company and incorporate there.
The US government should put in legislation prohibiting such tactics to avoid US taxes or say the company is a foreign enterprise and impose import taxes on all products sold in the US even if they are produced in the US. High US taxes mean nothing when you circumvent the process.
See for yourself.
Just Google: Profitable US Fortune 500 Corporations who pay little to no US taxes.
HAIL TO PITT!!!!
Because...Asian families focus on their kids achievement, as fund Jewish families in the 20's.The reality is that if there were no quotas and it were based purely on grades, the demographics of every elite school would look like Berkeley and UCLA - the Asian community has achieved what they have academically purely on merit and quotas against them are quite unfair. It's reminiscent of what happened at Harvard and other elite schools in the early part of the 20rh century. Jewish students were beginning to disproportionately gain admission to those schools based on the entrance exam and other objective criteria so Harvard introduced other criteria ostensibly to bring in more "well rounded" students - ie - to make sure that there weren't too many admits who were not members of the then WASP power elites.
You are also seeing Asian kids beginning to dominate junior tennis at rates far in excess of their percentage of the population and, concommitantly, the rosters of tennis teams at elite academic colleges. Take a look at the women's tennis roster at Dartmouth - always a bastion of wasp-dom. Again pure merit and they deserve what they get.
Wow. Talk about the pot meeting the kettle.See half of RcTroop I mean brg's posts, as well as RUforJersey, as well as a few others. It's a thin veil.
Many of the largest corporations pay little to no tax. They use something called an inversion?.
They incorporate in a country with a very low tax rate (ex Ireland) which they have nothing more than a post office box and pay little to no US taxes.
The US government should put in legislation prohibiting such tactics to avoid US taxes or say the company is a foreign enterprise and impose import on the taxes on all products sold in the US even if they are produced in the US. High US taxes mean nothing when you circumvent the process.
HAIL TO PITT!!!!
Someone did say "white people are losing rights." I would like to know, what right, other than the right to turn away from black folks from their businesses and to enslave them, have white people lost, ever, in the history of the US?
WTF about letting the best kids in regardless of race is really really dumb? And I'm asking that of you and the people who liked your post.
My kids are half white and half asian. Why the hell should they be penalized if they work their ass off and are better students according to the grading scales we have put in place?
No he doesn't because he has no real world knowledge. It's all snip it's and left wing websites. Forget their income tax rate, it's the everyday taxes and fees that kill you. A 50$bottle of wine here is at least 75 at the SAQ. That's right, the government owns all the liquor stores and adds additional tax. If you want bags at the grocery store you need to buy them as well. We visited late summer and left kids with Nonna so we could do a night downtown. I would have killed for NYC prices. 2 Martini's and you're out 48 bucks. Oh, and just because I don't want to be remiss, their healthcare blows.
Why is this relevant?
Beats me. I know our government runs pretty poorly...why would we double down and expect a larger government to run efficiently?
Statistics > Your experience.
52% of Canadians have a degree beyond high school. Higher than the US. FACT FACT FACT all day. That's what you don't get. That's not a left wing website, it's a FACT. Do you understand the difference? You can bloviate all day, and I'm sure you will, about how they get there. But you can't argue with the FACT that a higher percentage of them have a higher education than Americans. Instead of just conceding you were wrong, you try to claim that your "real world knowledge" knows more than FACTS.
But for laughs and giggles, here's a nice little FACT barrage for you. If I could have found a Breitbart or Faux News article on this I'd have added it. But instead I'll let you chat up how US News and Time have nothing on the RWCJ. I eagerly await calling the OECD a left wing organization.
http://newsfeed.time.com/2012/09/27/and-the-worlds-most-educated-country-is/
http://www.usatoday.com/story/money...4-7-wall-st-most-educated-countries/15460733/
And also, LOL. Ted Cruz, right wing America's favorite Canadian, favors imposing a VAT.
California taxes plastic bags.
And, oh too easy....
http://thepatientfactor.com/canadia...zations-ranking-of-the-worlds-health-systems/
But hey. I don't know why you waste time here with us peasants when you clearly know more than the WHO and OECD...
And while we are at it, let's list all of the rights black people have lost since 1970...
Your post plus mine perfectly reflect our differences in opinion. You want to see debilitating racism everywhere. I see us as a post racial society where racism exists but its real impact is immaterial.