Thank you for helping to solidify what my instincts have been screaming. Way back in the 70's, I knew Affirmative Action was not a just solution. "Equity" is anti-American. By empowering those who hated America with a "legal" instrument to seek vengeance, they have evolved political differences into show trials and political prisoners. Two wrongs, racism and Affirmative Action, do not make a right, and we are experiencing the consequences that have taken 50 years to fester into a threat to our health as a nation of like-minded citizens working in the best interests of each other.
John Kennedy said; "... ask not what your country can do for you -- ask what you can do for your country".
Not until the so-called "aggrieved" are willing to give up their victimhood, and give their all to bettering the country by first working hard to better themselves, will this country even have a fighting chance to live up to our founding principles of liberty and happiness.
Wow! What a brilliant essay. Thank you. More and more people are waking up, thanks to writers like yourself.
Thank you for helping to solidify what my instincts have been screaming. Way back in the 70's, I knew Affirmative Action was not a just solution. "Equity" is anti-American. By empowering those who hated America with a "legal" instrument to seek vengeance, they have evolved political differences into show trials and political prisoners. Two wrongs, racism and Affirmative Action, do not make a right, and we are experiencing the consequences that have taken 50 years to fester into a threat to our health as a nation of like-minded citizens working in the best interests of each other.
John Kennedy said; "... ask not what your country can do for you -- ask what you can do for your country".
Not until the so-called "aggrieved" are willing to give up their victimhood, and give their all to bettering the country by first working hard to better themselves, will this country even have a fighting chance to live up to our founding principles of liberty and happiness.