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Attn: VivianC	by Ravenlock	2006-11-19 12:55:59
I believe I answered that...	by esbita	2006-11-19 12:55:59
sort of.	by unjust	2005-10-06 09:34:19
But Uncle Sam wouldn't be distributing the soup...	by esbita	2005-10-06 09:48:00
so here is the question:	by unjust	2005-10-06 09:59:47
It's so they can do more.	by esbita	2005-10-06 10:45:56
no. you entirely missed my point	by unjust	2005-10-06 13:39:09
The legality has already been covered before.	by esbita	2005-10-06 13:46:16
you still miss my point.	by unjust	2005-10-06 14:14:43
The main focus of the article I posted...	by esbita	2005-10-06 14:22:29
...was on the legal precedents regarding equal opportunity and religious org's hiring practices. The PP bit was one little jab toward the end. The original article in the TLP cited NOTHING in terms of why the judge ruled the way he ruled. I figured putting the applicable precedents out there would give the TLP some much needed background to the issue. And if you mean to lump "preferential treatment" in universities and government contracts as part of the "general policies" to reduce discrimination, I wholeheartedly disagree with you there. You want "equal treatment" here, but not "there?"
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no, personally i think afirmative action	by unjust	2005-10-06 14:38:58
You've been taking an absolutist position...	by esbita	2005-10-06 14:47:09
you misconstrue my point	by unjust	2005-10-06 15:06:50

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