8th Grade White Boy Privilege (or A little child can lead them)

[AthenaAwakened]

 

[Metaphor]

There is no fucking way I'da gotten away with saying the word "fucking", on microphone, in Year 8.

I wonder, are Sasha's and Malia's 'success stories' already written, like this white boy claims his is?

 

[thebeave]

Wow, that was enlightening. Thanks for that. I'll be sure to tell my black female friend who is a neuroscientist with a PhD from Stanford that she needs to trade places with my financially needy white brother so that they conform to the racial stereotypes the 8th grade boy talks about. And I'm not kidding about my brother and the neuroscientist. They are real people in my life. Sorry to burst your bubble.

 

[Trausti]

Child abuse.

 

[AthenaAwakened]

Wow, that was enlightening. Thanks for that. I'll be sure to tell my black female friend who is a neuroscientist with a PhD from Stanford that she needs to trade places with my financially needy white brother so that they conform to the racial stereotypes the 8th grade boy talks about. And I'm not kidding about my brother and the neuroscientist. They are real people in my life. Sorry to burst your bubble.

Show her the video instead.

That is unless she sprang fully formed as a neuroscientist from the mind of Zeus. Because that is the only way she hasn't seen up close and personal every thing that boy is talking about and a whole lot more.

 

[Shadowy Man]

Wow, that was enlightening. Thanks for that. I'll be sure to tell my black female friend who is a neuroscientist with a PhD from Stanford that she needs to trade places with my financially needy white brother so that they conform to the racial stereotypes the 8th grade boy talks about. And I'm not kidding about my brother and the neuroscientist. They are real people in my life. Sorry to burst your bubble.

Argument from exception to the rule. The vast majority of black females in the United States do not have PhDs from Stanford.

 

[Keith&Co.]

I wonder, are Sasha's and Malia's 'success stories' already written, like this white boy claims his is?

Did you notice, when Malia was accepted to Harvard, how many people insisted that was 'black privilege?' In that, to them, there was no way a black girl could have simply earned a spot at Harvard, it must be race-based politics?

Yes, in the minds of many, the future of a child is written in their skin pigmentation.

 

[laughing dog]

I wonder, are Sasha's and Malia's 'success stories' already written, like this white boy claims his is?

Did you notice, when Malia was accepted to Harvard, how many people insisted that was 'black privilege?' In that, to them, there was no way a black girl could have simply earned a spot at Harvard, it must be race-based politics?

Yes, in the minds of many, the future of a child is written in their skin pigmentation.

I thought she was admitted because Obama instituted sharia law.

 

[Derec]

I wonder, are Sasha's and Malia's 'success stories' already written, like this white boy claims his is?

He has forgotten that he may be denied college admissions for less qualified black and hispanic applicants. Given the left-wing bent of SCOTUS we are virtually guaranteed racism in college admissions for another generation at least.

 

[Keith&Co.]

Did you notice, when Malia was accepted to Harvard, how many people insisted that was 'black privilege?' In that, to them, there was no way a black girl could have simply earned a spot at Harvard, it must be race-based politics?

Yes, in the minds of many, the future of a child is written in their skin pigmentation.

I thought she was admitted because Obama instituted sharia law.

No, that's why she's taking a gap year. In 2017 they start accepting only Muslims.

 

[Malintent]

Wow, that was enlightening. Thanks for that. I'll be sure to tell my black female friend who is a neuroscientist with a PhD from Stanford that she needs to trade places with my financially needy white brother so that they conform to the racial stereotypes the 8th grade boy talks about. And I'm not kidding about my brother and the neuroscientist. They are real people in my life. Sorry to burst your bubble.

Argument from exception to the rule. The vast majority of black females in the United States do not have PhDs from Stanford.

Which ethnic or cultural group does have a majority of PhD holders in their ranks?

 

[Metaphor]

I wonder, are Sasha's and Malia's 'success stories' already written, like this white boy claims his is?

Did you notice, when Malia was accepted to Harvard, how many people insisted that was 'black privilege?' In that, to them, there was no way a black girl could have simply earned a spot at Harvard, it must be race-based politics?

Yes, in the minds of many, the future of a child is written in their skin pigmentation.

Since Harvard has de facto race quotas for Black and Latinx students, is it any wonder there is such chatter?

 

[Toni]

Did you notice, when Malia was accepted to Harvard, how many people insisted that was 'black privilege?' In that, to them, there was no way a black girl could have simply earned a spot at Harvard, it must be race-based politics?

Yes, in the minds of many, the future of a child is written in their skin pigmentation.

Since Harvard has de facto race quotas for Black and Latinx students, is it any wonder there is such chatter?

No, it doesn't and no, it wasn't surprising. The outrage expressed by racists about anything associated with Obama or his family has been pervasive and persistent. So has the outrage that any black person was admitted to or graduated from any competitive program, although that outrage has been going on since I was a kid or longer.

 

[Trausti]

Since Harvard has de facto race quotas for Black and Latinx students, is it any wonder there is such chatter?

No, it doesn't and no, it wasn't surprising. The outrage expressed by racists about anything associated with Obama or his family has been pervasive and persistent. So has the outrage that any black person was admitted to or graduated from any competitive program, although that outrage has been going on since I was a kid or longer.

Yeah. Criticism of Obama = racist. Criticism of Bush = Fair. Because reasons.

 

[Toni]

No, it doesn't and no, it wasn't surprising. The outrage expressed by racists about anything associated with Obama or his family has been pervasive and persistent. So has the outrage that any black person was admitted to or graduated from any competitive program, although that outrage has been going on since I was a kid or longer.

Yeah. Criticism of Obama = racist. Criticism of Bush = Fair. Because reasons.

No: calling family members various animals = racism. Unfortunately such behavior has substituted for actual criticism of political stances or actions. Or inactions.

 

[laughing dog]

Yeah. Criticism of Obama = racist. Criticism of Bush = Fair. Because reasons.

That is a very interesting but idiotic partisan straw man, since no one was criticizing Bush or Obama in this thread. It is unsurprising that any prestigious institute of higher learning would want the child of a President or Presidential candidate as a student. Perhaps people did question the basis of W's twin daughters acceptance to Yale and the University of Texas, but I don't recall anyone doing so. Can you point to some? Yet people did and still do question Malia Obama's qualifications without knowing any specifics about her grades or standardized test scores.

 

[Metaphor]

Since Harvard has de facto race quotas for Black and Latinx students, is it any wonder there is such chatter?

No, it doesn't and no, it wasn't surprising. The outrage expressed by racists about anything associated with Obama or his family has been pervasive and persistent. So has the outrage that any black person was admitted to or graduated from any competitive program, although that outrage has been going on since I was a kid or longer.

Of course it has de facto quotas. Ask any Asian applicant.

I don't know why accusations of quotas bothers you. You approve of them when they favour your favoured groups.

 

[laughing dog]

Of course it has de facto quotas. Ask any Asian applicant.

For someone who insists on reliable data, that response is truly silly. On what basis would any Asian applicant have reliable knowledge (not belief) about a quota? If we ask Harvard, they say they don't have any quotas. Using your implicit rationale, you would have accept that as the truth.

 

[Toni]

No, it doesn't and no, it wasn't surprising. The outrage expressed by racists about anything associated with Obama or his family has been pervasive and persistent. So has the outrage that any black person was admitted to or graduated from any competitive program, although that outrage has been going on since I was a kid or longer.

Of course it has de facto quotas. Ask any Asian applicant.

I don't know why accusations of quotas bothers you. You approve of them when they favour your favoured groups.

Nope.

 

[Trausti]

Yeah. Criticism of Obama = racist. Criticism of Bush = Fair. Because reasons.

That is a very interesting but idiotic partisan straw man, since no one was criticizing Bush or Obama in this thread. It is unsurprising that any prestigious institute of higher learning would want the child of a President or Presidential candidate as a student. Perhaps people did question the basis of W's twin daughters acceptance to Yale and the University of Texas, but I don't recall anyone doing so. Can you point to some? Yet people did and still do question Malia Obama's qualifications without knowing any specifics about her grades or standardized test scores.

So you're saying one can be critical of Obama and it not be racist? sonovabitch