
Originally Posted by
Sasquatch
I see throughout this entire post that you're being arrogant, and not listening to a word I've said. But I'll still reply, lest somebody else is polluted by your lack of logic and "I'm black, gimme" attitude.
Yes, they do give scholarships for a lot of things. Mainly of being of descent of a certain country. How many scholarship qualifications are narrowed down to "must be of European descent"? How many scholarship qualifications list "must not be of African descent"? The point has merit, you just don't see it.
Pretty big 'ifs'? IF you know the guy, or IF you know the employer, or IF you've worked with the guy, or IF you know somebody else at the new job, or IF you found out in a multitude of other ways what the guy's qualifications were? Doesn't sound like extremely thin chances to me. And often, yes, you can spend five minutes with a guy and figure out how he works--and if you're discussing the job you're both competing for, it'd be easy to determine how qualified he is with just a few minutes. Again, valid point, you're just denying it.
Obviously you don't know if they tried actual fair hiring or not, because obviously you weren't around back then. Obviously you don't know if it works now or not either, because obviously they aren't trying it. And obviously "the government did it, it must be okay" doesn't work, or I could obviously argue for slavery, saying "well the government didn't make it illegal, so it was just fine...on top of that, the black people IN Africa that they bought the slaves from didn't have a problem with it either." And obviously black people pushed for programs like AA, and would obviously raise Hell if they were abolished. You take a program away that gives things to people, they're gonna get mad.
And would you please stop twisting around everything I say to try to make me look racist? You already think I'm racist enough just because I'm a white American, I don't need any more help. I never said that degrees from black colleges didn't mean anything. I was saying that black colleges don't give any better education than any other college (How many "white colleges" are there?), I was saying that people go there for the name and environment. I'm sure black colleges provide just as good of an education as any other colleges do.
As for the next comment, on whether or not black people are racist, or violent, or that there are no white people in black colleges... Here's your answer. Many black people are racist, there are very few white people in black colleges, and though many young black people are violent, I'm sure only the more intelectual, and thus civilized and non-violent, would go to those specific colleges.
Thank you for the link. I briefly skimmed through it and didn't find anything about white people being given things they don't deserve, like other races are. Would you mind pointing that section out to me? Should be easy to recall, I'm sure you've read it, correct?
Yes, as a white person, if I had ever owned slaves, I would be extremely ashamed of myself. If I had ever done anything against somebody simply because they were a different race, I would be ashamed. But I can't be held responsible for what people did more than two centuries ago, and I can't change any of that. You, however, CAN change things--or at least try--instead of sitting back and reaping the benefits of a culture that panders to people that aren't white. I know if somebody tried to give me a job because I was in a certain family, or because I was from a certain state, or because I was a certain color, and I didn't deserve it, I wouldn't accept it. It's too bad most people aren't above having things given to them.