That's because liberals aren't socialists. When I'm talking about socialism I refer to what happens in Peru where the left is "truly socialist" is just relinquished to the opposition party that speaks for the indigenous population that is being constantly discriminated. Or the UK where labour seems unable hold any position that is not opposition, save for those few dudes that distanced themselves from the party.
I'm glad you're actually bringing some data to the table so we can have a discussion. And I mean that sincerely, because even though you haven't provided sources I know about some of the studies you're referencing.
That being said, I will comment that these correlation studies are notoriously difficult to control. For example - resume name callback studies: the researchers basically associate the name with callback rate, and then associate the name with incidence by ethnic group. No causal relationship is demonstrated in these studies. Moreover, they tend to neglect economic effects; if you look at name correlation within an ethnic group, what you'll see is that names like 'William' receive many more callbacks than names like 'Travis' - and if you look at data on general life success, you'll see the same pattern. I'm worried that, because of economic disadvantages within black communities, these effects are being conflated with racism.
Unequal representation ≠ discrimination. Black people are poorer overall, because less businesses are willing to take the financial risk that comes with building in areas that have less money to spend. THAT is your spiral of poverty. You want to stop that spiral? Get more black business owners to invest in building up their communities, to prove that building there isn't a lost cause, instead of blaming other people for not wanting to risk their money simply because "feelings".
af·firm·a·tive ac·tion
noun NORTH AMERICAN
an action or policy favoring those who tend to suffer from discrimination, especially in relation to employment or education; positive discrimination.
The word used in the very definition is "favoring" which is why it's inherently racist. Could you argue that it's a necessary form of counter racism? Sure, but it's still racist.
Disclaimer: I believe it was great back in the 60s, but in today's society, it's causing another issue. Racists are problems, but children and grandchildren of racists that aren't racist shouldn't have to suffer if they aren't contributing to the problem.
They might try to present reasons for justifying it and those reasons may even have some merit, but it is by its very nature discriminatory.
No, affirmative action is giving a person precedence based on their race and/or gender, othersie no action is being taken and it kind of needs action to be taken to qualify for the second word.It literally does mean it, rofl.
The left should give up Censorship
For example the movie "Sausage Party" is R Rated.. but it is a Cartoon.
And I want to give the movie in DVD format to my 10 year nephew as a chrissy present. he like Pixar movies
.. but lefty censorship man says I cannot.
Also 'The problem with the left is that you eventually run out of spending other people's money.'
Among those, the bold are what I am not only willing to give up, I encourage they give up.
If you think you are a demigendernumale or whatever gender you imagined today, you have a mental disorder and should be treated.
Political correctness is retarded and perpetually offended people need to fuck off.
Modern "feminism" is a cancer that deserves no support, it is no longer about equality, but a veritable war on men.
Affirmative action is stupid and has done little to raise minorities from poverty whilst simultaneously increasing animosity between the races.
Censorship is unacceptable unless censoring the promotion of violence. If something offends you so much that you need to complain about it or have it censored, I refer to my previous statement on PC, fuck off.
Half of the things you listed are human rights in a civilized country and shouldn't be negoatiable for either party. Reproductive rights for everyone, marriage in any of it's forms, climate change awareness and possibly more issues depending on who you ask shouldn't even be debatable, they're quite frankly required for you to appear as a 21st century civilized country. The fact that such a large portion of a country like USA fails to grasp that the same human rights apply to everyone regardless of your physical appearance, religious beliefs or sexual orientation is still beyond me.