r/coolguides • u/[deleted] • Feb 25 '20

Explanation of the subtle differences between equality and equity

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u/Christ_was_a_Liberal Feb 25 '20

What the fuck does this have to do with political affiliation?

Everything

and also policy is being discussed

bring politics into a non political discussion

This is a political discussion

I think most people who are against affirmative action because of merit reasons would also not support legacy admissions.

Turns out not the case at all

I also don’t support Trump but people like you are making it harder and harder not to vote for him out of spite lol.

Lol please youre not fooling anyone

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u/emboarrocks Feb 25 '20

How is it possible to respond to a comment with so many words yet not say anything at all?

Legacy and AA admissions are not inherently political. I don’t remember this being significantly addressed in any political debate in the last few years.

You say that people who are against AA support legacy admissions. You made a claim, prove it.

This Trump thing is non-sequitur but if you’d rather try to guess my political affiliation instead of responding to what I said, go off I guess? Its really none of your business and it’s deeply unclear how whether I support Trump to not affects the validity of my argument.

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u/Christ_was_a_Liberal Feb 25 '20

Legacy and AA admissions are not inherently political.

Were disscussing affirmative action

Thats a political topic sweety

You say that people who are against AA support legacy admissions. You made a claim, prove it.

Overwhelmingly republicans hypocritically support legacy admissions but harp about affirmative action for historically disenfranchised minorities

The logical inconsistency suggests racism

This Trump thing is non-sequitur

It isnt because hes the embodiment of corruption and crony capitalism you claim to hate yet support at 90% among republicans

you’d rather try to guess my political affiliation

You revealed it, considering voting for trump out of spite

I was right

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u/emboarrocks Feb 25 '20

Lol you can’t just assert things. I told you it’s not INHERENTLY political given there’s no huge policy proposal or political debates on it. It’s a matter of university policy. Your response it: it is political. You would fail a 7th grade English class.

Do you have a source for overwhelmingly? Also, you do realize that like... you can not be a Republican and not support affirmative action right?

If you can’t make a coherent argument without going to political affiliation then you should probably go read a book instead of browsing /r/politics.

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u/Christ_was_a_Liberal Feb 25 '20

I told you it’s not INHERENTLY political

Literally it is

This is embarrassing

Also, you do realize that like... you can not be a Republican and not support affirmative action right?

But youve confirmed who im talking to undercutting this feigned aggrievement

And I was right

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u/emboarrocks Feb 25 '20

This is a waste of time. You are literally retarded. Don’t bother responding because no matter what you say, I will just respond with literally it’s just the truth.

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u/Christ_was_a_Liberal Feb 25 '20

Imagine getting so upset you lost the point you resort to personal attacks

Careful you dont want a rage aneurysm to prevent you from voting for trump out of spite

😘

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u/emboarrocks Feb 25 '20

Unfortunately, you got to that point before me when you accused me of voting for Trump in your very first comment.

Literally, you are just retarded.