Julian658 wrote:As I said I am OK, but look at By XogGyux. He he is a recent Cuban refugee and he is already part of the professional class. I suspect he put some effort in doing this. I seriously doubt he was given entry to Medical school just because he is Cuban. He did that out of his own effort.
Except when I came here, I was not the son of parents that grew up in segregated schools or grandchildren of parents that grew up to see some of their friends being harassed and probably even lynched.
Even today we are still fighting racism. Just a few days ago the fucking president of the US tweeting video of people screaming "White power". If you think that the fucking president of the US basically tweeting to his dozen of millions of followers "white power" is not racism, then I don't fucking know how you have enough brainpower to breathe and not choke on your own saliva.
You can rightfully say that there is far less racism today than 50 years ago and 50 years ago there was less racism than 100 years ago. But that's the lazy's excuse when there shouldn't be any at all. Furthermore, having the balls to pretend that the counter-culture of reverse racism is an actual problem is ridiculous.
There are people out there that never grew wisdom teeth, they simply don't have it (I am one of those). You know why there is not a counter-culture to fight people that discriminate against those that don't grow wisdom teeth? Well... because nobody fucking gives a shit about wisdom teeth and nobody discriminates for that... as a result, there is no "reverse" discrimination for that. I keep telling you, if it bothers too much the counter-racism movement.... your first target should be the racists because the moment that the racists disappear the counter-movement is completely useless and moot.
My parents were well educated, my mother was a doctor herself. My grandparents were well educated as well, on my mother's side both were doctors. We had some economic help but it was not splendid or anything. I din't have to overcome multiple generations of discrimination, my only obstacle was language and economic.
Many of these people are born in poor neighborhoods, many of which were segregated many decades ago (something that ironically enough Trump's father was very proficient at doing, just so that you know that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree) so the whole socioeconomic/cultural system drops these people in a race with both hands tied behind their back, shoes with wholes and a backpack filled with lead. And on top of that we have the police to tackle them mid-run, slam their body to the ground and sometimes shoot them repeatedly.
Don't get me wrong, I do not sympathize with given handouts to anyone. The least we can do is recognize what they have gone through, make sure to stop idolizing the painful parts of our history, incentivize de-segregation policies and offer safety net to people with the lowest of means (not just blacks, this applies to anyone including whites.)
I think if society takes off the foot from on top of their neck, they will be able to stand up fairly quickly. The problem is society has the knee to these people on the neck, and you are complaining that those that are screaming for that to stop are a bigger problem than the guys forcing their knee to the neck. "we are too loud". Nonsense.