shivas.wisdom said:

What, you think that just because I'm antifa, the leader of antifa automatically tells me all their plans? Get real bub.

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Cyrus19 said:

Also you calling antifa fascist is an attempt at deception fascists are far right antifa are left wing activists..

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mycosis said:

I saw that Yvette Felarca got arrested again.

https://hotair.com/archives/2017/09/27/yvonne-felarca-arrested-berkeley-rally/

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Here's the nut job making a complete ass of herself.

Eminence said:

I'm so tempted to just infiltrate Antifa next time they're at an event within driving distance so I can post up some videos that Shiva won't have any possible way to refute

Shiva when're you guys comin around Virginia again? Wanna bash some fash?

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Damn, guess Crowder's doin it for me

Eminence said:

Falcon91Wolvrn03 said:

qman said:

Just being a card carrying member of "victimization" from white culture really isn't unity, it's nothing more than a hate fest.

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So pointing out that minorities are discriminated against makes you a hater??? 

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In what ways are minorities discriminated against that white people haven't experienced also?

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The Ecstatic said:

Of course youre a crowder fan

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I watch him for the comedy. Hell of a lot funnier than Samantha Bee or John Oliver..whoever you watch

Eminence said:

I said give me examples of discrimination that white people have not experienced..some white employers being more comfortable hiring a Bob over a Tyrone is just individual discrimination..you know, the kind that everyone deals with. You really implying that there's never been a minority employer that's decided to skip a white guy to give a job to someone else? Hell at least minorities get affirmative action.

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Quote:

They responded to help-wanted ads for a variety of positions in the fields of sales, administrative support, clerical services and customer services posted in The Boston Globe and Chicago Tribune with fake resumes. The researchers plugged in made-up names on the resumes that are associated with African-Americans (they used Lakisha Washington and Jamal Jones as examples) or whites (Emily Walsh and Greg Baker) based on naming data for babies born between 1974-79 in Massachusetts. The name on each resume was randomly assigned, so the same resume in some cases had a black name and in others had a white name. 

Then they counted the callbacks.

The resumes with white-sounding names spurred 50 percent more callbacks than the ones with black-sounding names.

After responding to 1,300 ads with more than 5,000 resumes, the researchers found that the job applicants with white names needed to send 10 resumes to get one callback, but the black candidate needed to send 15 for one.

It didn’t matter whether the employer was a federal contractor or was described as an "equal opportunity employer," as those also discriminated like the others.

"We find little evidence that our results are driven by employers inferring something other than race, such as social class, from the names," their paper states. "These results suggest that racial discrimination is still a prominent feature of the labor market."

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Eminence said:

I said give me examples of discrimination that white people have not experienced..some white employers being more comfortable hiring a Bob over a Tyrone is just individual discrimination..you know, the kind that everyone deals with. You really implying that there's never been a minority employer that's decided to skip a white guy to give a job to someone else? Hell at least minorities get affirmative action.

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