Cawako is a Republican you fucking retard
Expanding the Map: Asians not Latinos
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Cawako is a Republican you fucking retard
It is way beyond retarded, it is textbook Dunning Krueger.
First there there is the numerical stupidity, there are thre times as many Latinos as Asians in this country.
Next is the most obvious yet hidden from Tsuke; Asians are highly educated. They think critically.
They are not susceptible to talk radio, Faux News or Rovian lie fests like RWA idiots such as yourself.
The simple fact is that the GOP is not attractive to intelligent people.
Finally, AA no longer hurts Asians at all, since enrollment applications are falling severely.
In short, the OP has no merits whatsoever ; it is stupid, like its author
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DEMOCRATS will declare being open to Asians rayciss when it looks like the majority seem to be conservative, and therefore more likely to vote for Trump.
Liberal loons are already saying that Asians are conducive to white supremacy.
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I remember when top DEMOCRATS wanted immigration laws enforced, and said so.
I have video. Want to see it?
last I checked the vast majority of conservatives are against affirmative action. AA also fucks over asians the most. Seems like that would be a pretty obvious issue to take on?
No, as things were, not as they are now.
You will lose seats now.
The GOP has proven it can't govern even when it controls the entire government.
The people are pissed off about the do nothing Congress and heads will roll.
You fucking know nothing child.
Rune's inanities strike again.
I'm well aware of cawackos party-why i asked him "what is a Republican these days?"
You need to put down the blunt for a bit
Blind squirrel finds a nut; on this you are correct but your party has already been doomed by Trump's actions.
My point, Myopic Man is that Cawacko IS a typical Pube.
Look to his stances for your answer, simpleton.
have you thought maybe admissions are dropping because they are getting fucked over?
do you understand admissions might go up again in the future? that it's not a static thing?
I don't really get your argument at all.
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Here's just a sampling of liberal "logic" claiming Asians contribute to white supremacy.
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/exkdbz/how-asian-americans-contribute-to-white-supremacy
https://thenerdsofcolor.org/2017/08/31/whitewashing-is-white-supremacy-why-asian-american-representation-matters/
I can find more if you're too drunk to do it yourself, Sir Rantaslot.
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look retarded one..I'm asking him about the MAKEUP of the PARTY-and WHAT is a REAL REPUBLICAN.
That is an editorial query to cawacko however he see's fit to answer. so kindly #STFU and let him do so.
I wasn't asking your opinion on anything except maybe weed.
Do you understand the nature of macro trends?
Whatever advantage Asians may have gained from repeal of AA is over...for the forseeable future.
Oh , I am sorry, pleb, but a racist, misogynistic Trump supporting warmonger is the last person in the world that could instruct me, so go fuck yourself with a rasp dipped in ricin.
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Is this data-based article more credible than the incoherent rantings of a drunkard?
Colleges discriminate in unfair ways against Asian-American applicants. The data (as opposed to anecdotes) support arguments that might be used by those charging discrimination. There are studies that suggest Asian-American applicants need to have higher grades and test scores than other applicants to gain admission to top colleges.
As a proportion of the U.S. population, Asian-Americans fare well beyond their numbers in admission to top colleges.
Asian-Americans make up about 5 percent of the population of public high schools in the United States and were 22 percent of those admitted to Harvard's freshman class this year.
Asian-Americans make up 26 percent of the undergraduate enrollment at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
The data show that, since 2006, Asian-Americans are the only racial or ethnic group to see gains in SAT scores, and that the gaps between their scores and those of other groups have grown substantially.
Similar patterns may be seen in ACT scores. Also relevant may be scores on Advanced Placement tests. In 2015, the College Board reported that 72 percent of Asian test takers in the previous academic year earned at least one score of three on the AP exam (the level generally seen as indicating success).
Another study, this one with Chang Chung, a senior staff member in Princeton's Office of Population Research, looked at data from elite colleges to see what would happen if race and ethnicity were eliminated from consideration. The study appeared in Social Science Quarterly.
The study found that, without affirmative action, the acceptance rate for African-American candidates at elite colleges would be likely to fall by nearly two-thirds, from 33.7 percent to 12.2 percent, while the acceptance rate for Hispanic applicants probably would be cut in half, from 26.8 percent to 12.9 percent.
White applicants would have seen little change in this analysis. Their admission rate would rise slightly, to 24.3 percent, from 23.8 percent.
The big gains would be for Asian applicants. Their admission rate in a race-neutral system would go to 23.4 percent, from 17.6 percent. And their share of a class of admitted students would rise to 31.5 percent, from 23.7 percent.
https://www.insidehighered.com/admissions/article/2017/08/07/look-data-and-arguments-about-asian-americans-and-admissions-elite
Colleges discriminate in unfair ways against Asian-American applicants. The data (as opposed to anecdotes) support arguments that might be used by those charging discrimination. There are studies that suggest Asian-American applicants need to have higher grades and test scores than other applicants to gain admission to top colleges.
As a proportion of the U.S. population, Asian-Americans fare well beyond their numbers in admission to top colleges.
Asian-Americans make up about 5 percent of the population of public high schools in the United States and were 22 percent of those admitted to Harvard's freshman class this year.
Asian-Americans make up 26 percent of the undergraduate enrollment at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
The data show that, since 2006, Asian-Americans are the only racial or ethnic group to see gains in SAT scores, and that the gaps between their scores and those of other groups have grown substantially.
Similar patterns may be seen in ACT scores. Also relevant may be scores on Advanced Placement tests. In 2015, the College Board reported that 72 percent of Asian test takers in the previous academic year earned at least one score of three on the AP exam (the level generally seen as indicating success).
Another study, this one with Chang Chung, a senior staff member in Princeton's Office of Population Research, looked at data from elite colleges to see what would happen if race and ethnicity were eliminated from consideration. The study appeared in Social Science Quarterly.
The study found that, without affirmative action, the acceptance rate for African-American candidates at elite colleges would be likely to fall by nearly two-thirds, from 33.7 percent to 12.2 percent, while the acceptance rate for Hispanic applicants probably would be cut in half, from 26.8 percent to 12.9 percent.
White applicants would have seen little change in this analysis. Their admission rate would rise slightly, to 24.3 percent, from 23.8 percent.
The big gains would be for Asian applicants. Their admission rate in a race-neutral system would go to 23.4 percent, from 17.6 percent. And their share of a class of admitted students would rise to 31.5 percent, from 23.7 percent.
https://www.insidehighered.com/admissions/article/2017/08/07/look-data-and-arguments-about-asian-americans-and-admissions-elite
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