French cusine is actually some of the best food. Just becuase you don't like modern French politics or social habits doesn't mean you have to throw away their entire rich cultural history.
Medicine in America is fine. The only people who have problems with medical costs are those who do not know how to budget their money and squander it all away on the latest gas guzzling SUV.
I'm sure some Americans visit Russia, China, and Africa to get their operations done. That does not mean America does not have very high quality medical care. Since you included no sort of citations or references, I consider your arguments bogus.
But as a dropout, I find it somewhat strange that I have my own biases. I favor graduates of MIT and CMU over non-graduates or graduates of other schools when all other things like professional experience are equal. And a dropout would generally have a tougher time convincing me they are worth the risk--but I never refuse to hire someone based solely on graduation status.
So basically you admit you are a hypocrite. You managed to find success in dropping out of college but you do not want to give others the same chance as those who went to some big cheese college? And why do you bias towards the name of the school instead of the person himself? I've seen lots of talented people come out of small name schools. I've also seen lots of dunces come out of MIT, Harvard, and Stanford. Getting into a big name school is largely tied to income and socio-economic status.
Basically what you are saying is analogous to this:
"I will hire anyone of any color, but I prefer whites. Someone who is black of hispanic will have a harder time proving to me that they are worth the risk becuase I had to deal with a few of them before and had a bad experience."
How is it racist? The poster obviously just opposes all the tech jobs leaving his country leaving him and the rest of the market of workers with little to choose from in terms of jobs.
If you know anything about Indo-European ancestry, it would not be accurate to call Indians of a different race.
I love it when people use the race card inaccurately.
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so my comment is offtopic but the original post and other reply are not?
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And how does that justify not eating French food?
You eat American food? Does that imply you like every unjust thing Americans might have done, minor or major, in the past or present?
These anti French arguments are getting silly. The food has nothing to do with the politics.
French cusine is actually some of the best food. Just becuase you don't like modern French politics or social habits doesn't mean you have to throw away their entire rich cultural history.
Medicine in America is fine. The only people who have problems with medical costs are those who do not know how to budget their money and squander it all away on the latest gas guzzling SUV.
I'm sure some Americans visit Russia, China, and Africa to get their operations done. That does not mean America does not have very high quality medical care. Since you included no sort of citations or references, I consider your arguments bogus.
Where?
The United States Constitution is actually what prohibits state regulation of interstate commerece.
He didn't know. Thats why he asked.
But as a dropout, I find it somewhat strange that I have my own biases. I favor graduates of MIT and CMU over non-graduates or graduates of other schools when all other things like professional experience are equal. And a dropout would generally have a tougher time convincing me they are worth the risk--but I never refuse to hire someone based solely on graduation status.
So basically you admit you are a hypocrite. You managed to find success in dropping out of college but you do not want to give others the same chance as those who went to some big cheese college? And why do you bias towards the name of the school instead of the person himself? I've seen lots of talented people come out of small name schools. I've also seen lots of dunces come out of MIT, Harvard, and Stanford. Getting into a big name school is largely tied to income and socio-economic status.
Basically what you are saying is analogous to this:
"I will hire anyone of any color, but I prefer whites. Someone who is black of hispanic will have a harder time proving to me that they are worth the risk becuase I had to deal with a few of them before and had a bad experience."
How is it racist? The poster obviously just opposes all the tech jobs leaving his country leaving him and the rest of the market of workers with little to choose from in terms of jobs.
If you know anything about Indo-European ancestry, it would not be accurate to call Indians of a different race.
I love it when people use the race card inaccurately.