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dean_acheson · 03-13-07, 11:46 AM

I was in a Con. Law class one time, and we were discussing 'preference' based state sponsered (sp) legislation, and some Nader type two rows back from me who had earlier in the day argued the Constitutionality of race based initatives, then proceeded to argue against the Constitutionality of Mass. legislation that gave a preference to those who were former active duty personnel. I then countered that since the state called these people up to fight for their country then the state can give them hiring preferences for state job, and didn't not apply to the "strict scrutiny" standards the USSC has set for race based legislations.

This broad, and that is what I am going to call her, said, "I can't believe this, the government gives them their own hospitals."

I about came unglued and had to be restrained from coming over the rows in that classroom.

Ignorant leftist cant...

03-13-07, 11:46 AM	#3
dean_acheson Ace of the Deep Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Midwest - USA Posts: 1,057 Downloads: 42 Uploads: 0	I was in a Con. Law class one time, and we were discussing 'preference' based state sponsered (sp) legislation, and some Nader type two rows back from me who had earlier in the day argued the Constitutionality of race based initatives, then proceeded to argue against the Constitutionality of Mass. legislation that gave a preference to those who were former active duty personnel. I then countered that since the state called these people up to fight for their country then the state can give them hiring preferences for state job, and didn't not apply to the "strict scrutiny" standards the USSC has set for race based legislations. This broad, and that is what I am going to call her, said, "I can't believe this, the government gives them their own hospitals." I about came unglued and had to be restrained from coming over the rows in that classroom. Ignorant leftist cant...