>So you're against diversity? This really isn't the same "diversity" as "integrating marginalized communities", though. So yes, I am against the particular ki

>So you're against diversity? This really isn't the same "diversity" as "integrating marginalized communities", though. So yes, I am against the particular kind of diversity that prefers hiring a wealthy brahman living in India over the inner-city kid who needs a leg up. I'm also opposed to the kind of "diversity" that puts a substantial portion of our domestic workforce out of a job. Neither of these is what "diversity" used to mean; the term is being coopted by those who would benefit from lowering working wages.