When deciding who to do business with, it is often objectively rational to consider someone's race. Of course, it is not the only factor to consider, but race shouldn't be ignored.
(Chart from Charles Murray's new book, my guess is he might not agree with this take.)
@DrIbram@andreperryedu Make the universities pay the money back for false advertising. If this destroys most universities, that's a feature, not a bug.
@deoxysxxx And if you're interested in issues today, well, all blacks were made better off by slavery. If it didn't happen they'd be in Africa, which is worse, because it's run by blacks.
https://t.co/kOTYo5h1lH
WPA slave interviews, 2.5% reported miscegenation occurred in any degree on their plantation (avg. plantation size ~57.5).
6% reported having a white father.
Blacks always liked to tell stories. It was (rightfully) just ignored in the past.
@deoxysxxx No the point is that the supply of slaves was relatively inelastic. Evidence of this is the not-quite but nearly vertical price curve of slaves when quantity demanded increased.
@NewAmv@helo_navy @lolwut1328 @Steve_Sailer Okay, be careful with that. Sometimes authors can be assholes about their data and say you're "misinterpreting".
@deangloster @ZTPetrizzo Nothing wrong with Norse runes. I don't think it was intentional, but, say it was - so? Norse runes are fine. Nazis used norse runes? Okay, Nazis used the hammer and sickle.
@earthinspace@leman_pie@duncangibbs@RNCResearch Little-known fact: all science is actually produced through a numerological algorithm involving the original US constitution and the King James bible, that has all "discoveries" that ever were and will be. But - they are trickled out slowly, so as to give man time to adapt.