Why is a black man who grew up in the the city that was the epicenter of the slave trade, whose great grandparents were slaves, who lived in Jim Crow and segregation, who was homeless at one time, who helped found a Black Student Union and participated in the civil rights movement, who attended an Ivy League school and eventually became a Supreme Court Justice one of the most hated men in America by the left?
It’s because he became a free thinker, rejected the victimhood mentality that the left peddled to black people (if you don’t vote for Biden, you ain’t black), escaped their plantation of grievance and identity politics, and rose up as a man and not subject to the whims of white leftists politicians who use blacks to hang onto power and control.
Why he doesn’t have schools named after him all over the country is all you need to know. The left is threatened by him. A free thinking black man threatens their power and their very existence.
It’s really disgusting.
Because he got into that Ivy League school because of affirmative action and then went on to always rule against it.
“I got mine, fuck everyone else” doesn’t make you a free thinker, it makes you an asshole.
Kobe basically says that anyone who got into an upper crust school because of affirmative action didn’t deserve to be there.
Unless they toted the party line.
This is the kind of progressiveness that needs to be incinerated.
For if it is not, and soon. There will be many more indoctrinates like Kobe on our pages and streets.
You and I have very different understandings of what the word “deserve” means.
You believe that people “deserve” whatever those with power over them will give them. It’s not meritocracy, it’s hierarchy. [/b]
Clarence Thomas is on the Supreme Court and still, to this day, your definition suggests that he didn’t deserve to get into Yale. That he wasn’t worthy of it. He is living proof that affirmative action works, no matter how much he hates it.
