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13/11/2008 11:01:49
Metin Emre
Ozcom Bilgisayar Ltd.
Istanbul, Turquie
 
 
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13/11/2008 09:36:28
Mike Cole
Yellow Lab Technologies
Stanley, Iowa, États-Unis
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>>>>He may well have meant that, but I have to disagree that eliminating affirmative action will have any effect at all on racist attitudes in the general population. It was with us before affirmative action and it will be with us after. Far too many people simply fear and hate what is different from themselves.
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>>>True enough, but affirmative action isn't. It is a racist action. It doesn't help relations and many times, particularly in critical jobs, lives are lost because the person in a critical job can't do the job.
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>>You say that population cannot out enough smart men? If there are men think like you, your country needs affirmative action forever...
>
>Why would you say this?

A company will take 10 persons. One of them reserved for minorities. And John says "that one will be a dummy man. There isn't any man good for that job in that minority.". That's a foolish argue.

There is another affirmative action rule in Turkey. At turkish central university selection exam foreigner citizens get extra point. Because they don't know turkish language as like us and even they know turkish language as like us their lessons at high school cannot like us exactly. That rule make it a bit fair for them. If a few foreigner people get that exam sure a lot of average students will won the exam. But if a lot of foreigner get that exam just most smart foreigner students will benefit that rule.

John claims just one foolish minority person will apply that job. Others don't need job... That's so funny...

In your critical jobs all men are black? :)))
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