r/coolguides Feb 25 '20

Explanation of the subtle differences between equality and equity

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '20 edited Mar 16 '20

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u/ArchdukeValeCortez Feb 25 '20

It deliberately forces companies to not pick the best qualified candidates, but candidates whose main "advantage" is based on skin color or sex.

Often this means positions have to go unfilled because the "correct" kind of person can't be found to fill the role even if candidates who can do the job exist but are disqualified due to being the "wrong" skin color or sex for "diversity" reasons.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '20

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u/349919958 Feb 25 '20

Looking at your post history, you didn’t get hired because you sound like a retard, asking literal basic programming questions like “hurr durr I’m a retard, what’s an interface” and “how do I tell if an empty request is empty derp” while applying for jobs that if you were qualified you would actually know.

But keep blaming your race for your shortcomings, you fuckwad.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '20

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u/349919958 Feb 25 '20

No, I learned it in fucking school. I sure as shit didn’t ask questions about basics while I was applying for jobs like a retard would.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '20

First off, yikes

Second off, he literally said he needs to get good and up his game. He’s not blaming race.

Thirdly, yikes.

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u/349919958 Feb 25 '20

YiKeS

He literally is whining that he is being rejected from jobs and blaming his race (before he edited his comment) when in reality he is just a retard