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It's not that they're incapable of competing on merit; it's that the established institutions are unwilling to recognize based on merit, and a coercive outside
by RheingoldRiver 5y ago
It's not that they're incapable of competing on merit; it's that the established institutions are unwilling to recognize based on merit, and a coercive outside force is required to counterbalance the entrenched racism & sexism until we're at a point where society can function on a truly meritocratic basis on its own.
- sanity31415 5y ago> it's that the established institutions are unwilling to recognize based on merit Example?
- captainredbeard 5y agoShow me a rule that actually enshrines this.
- throwawaysleep 5y agoSo create a company full of passed over women and minorities and clobber the existing ones.
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