CPA
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What is merit? How do you define it?
Are you telling me that you think a poor black kid from the inner city who's mother was a junkie and never met his father and had a brother killed in a drive by but worked hard and studied and went to school everyday despite attending an innercity school that was run down and had ancient lab equipment to work with and didn't offer many higher level courses but still gave it his all and was able to scrape by and earn an SAT score that was just 50 points lower than a suburban child born in a two parent household where the mother didn't have to work and was able to spend plenty of quality time with him, all while sending him to numerous summer camps for fun and education, hire tutors to help assist with homework and have the best equipment around and top notch classes that earned dual credit for college while at their nice private school and was able to swing 50 more points on his SATs than the black kid; really doesn't merit the opportunity to get accepted to a school?
Is that solely based on merit to you?
Yes, because suburbia is so perfect. Give it a rest, life isn't fair. More white people are on welfare than black, so shouldn't we give more low income white people preferential treatment?
