All for settlement court money

For the ethical reasons, except I don’t think we can afford this. This is like social justice communism of some sort. Are we just going to keep on handing out money to people in the future as ethics continuously change through time?

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It's part...

Jun 18, 2018 at 10:37pm

... of the communist "march through the institutions." In the West, violent revolution was impossible because the people had a tradition of freedom and rule of law, protected by parliamentary institutions. Unfortunately, with the advent of mass media and the decline of the Church as the educational apparatus in the state, these institutions became increasingly susceptible to hacking by communists.

If you look at who is getting money, it's simply a form of positive discrimination for "historically disadvantaged groups," which includes everyone but straight white males.

Gay? Historically disadvantaged.
Non-white? Historically disadvantaged.
Female? Historically disadvantaged.

Of course, there are some exceptions to this: for example, Harvard is now being investigated for racism against Asians. They have been rejecting loads of superior Asian candidates in order to accept less qualified black and hispanic applicants. So it's not even about "white privilege," it's about a kooky ad hoc guilt complex that many white liberal academics have whereby they palliate their guilt by allowing in blacks and hispanics instead of more qualified asians. That's a psychological view.

The other, more difficult view, is that they purposefully select less-qualified candidates in order to cement the "march through the institutions." People who cannot really compete intellectually will advance the goal of communism, because they will not have enough intellect to see through the communist propaganda. In communist states, intellectual dissenters are considered the most dangerous, even more dangerous than violent working class dissenters, because intellectual dissenters can teach people why communism is an abasement of the human spirit.

Someone getting a free ride on the basis of skin colour is not likely to rock the communist boat. Plus Asians from Korea, China, etc. have first-hand experience with the downsides of communism, they're more likely to recognize the hand of "the party" in an institution.

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