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Thursday, November 06, 2008

Equality of Opportunity vs. Equality of Outcome

Equality of rights does not mean equality of results. I can have all the equal treatment in the world on a golf course and I will not finish within shouting distance of Tiger Woods.

When arbitrary numerical "goals" or "quotas" under affirmative action are not met, the burden of proof is put on the employer to prove that he did not discriminate against minorities or women. No burden of proof whatever is put on the advocates of "goals" or "quotas" to show that people would be equally represented in jobs, colleges or anywhere else in the absence of discrimination.

Tons of evidence from countries around the world, and over centuries of history, show that statistical disparities are the rule, not the exception-- even in situations where discrimination is virtually impossible.

Anonymously graded tests do not show the same results from one group to another. In many countries there are minorities who completely outperform members of the majority population, whether in education, in the economy or in sports, even when there is no way that they can discriminate against the majority.

~Thomas Sowell

3 comments:

  1. "The Obama Administration will call on..."
    And what is your problem with that?? Calling on alternatives for camaraderie, influence and purpose to rival the national guard and military service?

    As for home schooling, why not? You should be aware of what your child is being taught, and the fact that most parents are oblivious is just too sad for words.

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  2. Apparently arman doesn't understand what the meaning of the word, "require" and how this alledged constitutional lawyer's grasp of the 13th & 14th amendment of the Constitution has something to say about this plan

    BTW arman, apparently the pinko parasite has been hearing footsteps with regards to what was up on that site regarding America Serves, its changed quite a bit...

    Maybe arman should read the following for a wake up call to reality: Election Analysis: America Can Take Pride In This Historic, Inspirational Disaster

    "Yes, I know there are probably other African-Americans much better qualified and prepared for the presidency. Much, much better qualified. Hundreds, easily, if not thousands, and without any troubling ties to radical lunatics and Chicago mobsters. Gary Coleman comes to mind</i"...

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