@Misomania do you have a link? I'll google it now though

because aclu is like, fuck civil liberaties

https://www.aclu.org/news/aclu-statement-harvard-admissions-trial

is that it?

yea i believe thats it

part of it, but a lot of weasley double speak in it

welcome to lawsuits and lawyers in general

sifting through the bullshit from them takes a while

I enjoyed when a paid black propagandist came up and talked about conspiracies at the smoking area in my college

he wanted me to sign a thing for additional affirmative action laws

i said nah, it's ironically racist

he was actually pretty cool about it

but then he eventually said that he thinks the gov't is rounding up blacks and stealing their melanin to put onto spacecrafts to protect them from the sun

and i said eh.. i don't think that's how it works, man

https://twitter.com/aclu/status/1051184548820611073?lang=en

post-racial America. If you cannot acknowledge someone’s race, you risk not acknowledging them. WHAT THE FUCK?!!!

Wow thats fucki g somthing

the aclu openly said... fuck asians because we think this might benefit whitey

wow.

that's odd

"post-racial America. If you cannot acknowledge someone’s race, you risk not acknowledging them".

why not restrict asians AND whites then

because a certain group are mostly white

and very tribal

what

." It is instead just the latest attempt to advance the misguided arguments for race blindness, recycling the tired myth of a post-racial America. If you cannot acknowledge someone’s race, you risk not acknowledging them.” This part shocked me!!!

huh?

to advance race blindness...

a tired myth of post-racial America...

without someone's race, you don't acknowledge them...

hmm

is this a reptilian?

I thought the point was to see all humans as the same

why should we focus on race differences

ffs

This is horseshoe theory

this is a whole other world way of thinking its fucking sick!!!

dude

Its very strange to be sure

we already were against racism by the 80s

perhaps they're worried about losing their cultural identity?