2020 US Presidential Election

I don't care whether people are white, black or mixed. Power should come from intellectuals, not academicians, nor the billionaires or dynasts, and much less the people. That is the purest meaning of Aristocracy. It doesn't mean people protest and complain that they are necessarily right because they are the bulk of the Nation. That's just empathy to the commonfolk. No. I cannot sympathise with this. Besides. I cannot see why education is viewed as a right of the people. Just stuffing people there for the sake of inclusion curbs intellectuality, what University should really prioritize. The ones who put the liberal ideas in the spotlight either by marketing or funding aren't even black. For these elites, angry black people are cannon fodder accumulate money by marketing their fights. So you can still see black people bound to white people's whims. My issue isn't with what is currently proposed, but what will come next. Pedophiles are trying to make their way into the LGBT+ mob. Thankfully, they are being curbed by the mob. But what in two, three decades, or a century? Yesterday's liberal becomes tomorrow's conservative. I don't want society or politics to change. But it will. But I'll still voice my opposition and much possibly my line of thought shall die with me. Besides. Art, entertainment and gaming become ugly and bland because of affirmative action. Because in capitalism, you either bend to the shitty mob or you get screwed.

im not 100% educated on the specifics of affirmative action but isn't that what things like scholarships provide? not fudging the numbers on test results? "Besides. Art, entertainment and gaming become ugly and bland because of affirmative action." can you expand on this thought, sargon?

@momoichi No, scholarships are completely different. Scholarships are kind of like individual grants to pay for the education that can be requested from an independent organization. Most of these are racially based, I got one because I was half Filipino. So it is kind of like a community thing, generally funded by benefactors of the same race. Affirmative action is something the school itself does. Basically they will add or subtract a certain number from test scores based on race in order to meet a diversity quota. As far as the school board is concerned, the students are nothing more than tools in order to get government funding for meeting certain standards regardless whether the students will succeed or not.