Message from @Jacob
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uhhhhhh not sure if I can do this right now
okay I'll just get in for a bit right now
while I'm home
@ophiuchus That's true, but I rephrased it so it's not a specific claim, I'm just saying that it's fairly normal for businesses to have more than one co-founder, so if they're 26% of the population, co-founding 40% of companies isn't amazing
@here ummm Im kind of stumped on this homework question. I really don't know how to respond without revealing my power levels and getting a bad grade because of it.
Drop that class right now!
Actually don't take my advice. I never went to college.
Haha
I wish I could
The prof is black of course đ
I'm taking a Cultural Studies class right now which deals with a lot of these topics. I personally am fairly open about my beliefs and still get good grades from the liberal professor.
Say that those congressmen built their political careers when demographics were more on their side.
I'm not saying this is going to work every time, but, theoretically, public school professors aren't supposed to downgrade you for political beliefs
Itâll take years to phase in âdiverseâ congressmen.
If any of you are interested, I can upload some of my assignments. I'm pretty hardcore in them.
I hope she wouldn't give a bad grade, but she warned us she would report any in appropriate discussion
I had a similar question to yours last quarter. My argument was that minorities are largely here because the founding stock let them come here, so we don't have any obligation to guarantee them representation.
But, again, I don't know what your school is like
That's ballsy to write in college, to be honest
You can always try being really literal, and kind of avoid the question. I don't know what the essence of the assignment is
@Nicholas1166 - NY very ballsy indeed. The teacher is black, and we have a pretty diverse group of thought.
It's for a government class
Do you want to represent your views, or are you full incognito and just want to do the assignment?
I've gotten perfect grades on all my reading notes in my cultural studies class, and this is what I've written about:
> Colonization is not the source of poverty in Africa, and did not make Europeans rich
> Segregation did not make blacks poor
> If we have to ensure minority representation, do we have to ensure white representation?
Last quarter I did a speech on why mass immigration sucks and got a good grade. This quarter I'm doing another one.
I also challenged my professor and argued that there is a biological basis for race, and had the whole class gang up on my. I have audio if anyone is curious.
I think that qualifies for beast mode chief
My school let in so many chinese students that I don't even have to redpill, they're doing it for me
That being said, every campus is different. My school is right wing enough that their won't be too much backlash, and a large part of my social life is IE, so I don't care if students judge me for my beliefs. You might have good reasons to care, and you shoudn't put that at risk just to be a badass.
@Jacob - could you brief me, or give me a good, concise resource on your colonization point so I can use that argument and back it up?
No, you're absolutely right. You need to have a read on your audience
I can post the document if you would like @Aleisâccidentalis
My campus is very left wing
That'd be great!
I largely built on Ryan Faulk's work