I think you guys have taken each other's statements out of context.
I think what Yoshi was implying that is if we start giving jobs out to minorities because they're minorities, you'll end up with "majorities" in the same position that those minorities were in. Thus you have someone who still is in the ghetto failing at life because the resources are lacking, the only difference is that person is white. So it doesn't benefit the world in any real way, it just makes it so the colors are different.
... I hate viewing people as a different race, a minority, a majority, in the cases of genetics. I wish I could say "You all are being stupid, if a person isn't getting a job it's because he's not qualified" but we all know there are still many companies that high people based on a person's race.
Now you could theorize that "A black person from the ghetto who makes a lot of money may go back to the area he came from and try to improve it" which I guess would in a way improve the world. But it's all theory, from what I think is a logical standpoint is that "There are limited jobs in this world, if someone who winds up in the ghetto if they don't get a job, somewhere down the line someone is going to end up in that ghetto, regardless of color".
Diffx: He's right in the sense that the most qualified person for a job should be taken. That is the person who can do the job most efficiently.
Unfortunately people use what school, area, and heritage as a way to determine or get an idea of how efficiently they can do the job, which I think is your point.



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