Maggie's Farm

Re: Repeal of Prop. 209

"While the U.S. Supreme Court has repeatedly ruled that schools may use race as a factor in admissions decisions in certain circumstances, Proposition 209 categorically prohibits California universities from any such consideration, even if there is a compelling reason and carefully tailored approach for doing so."https://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/press-room/uc-board-regents-endorses-aca-5-repeal-prop-209

As you can see, the author of this article very much wants race to be a determining factor when considering college applicants. In fact, the left wants race to be a factor in everything. Why? Because the government is trying to build the argument that it has the right to collect information on each person. So it's really about the morality of collecting information on people. First, the government claims to be "morally obligated" to protect black people; then lesbians; then old people. And finally, owners of copyrighted information. After all, those are people too. So the real objective is to build a file on each citizen, which indicates copyright compliance. That's what it's all about. Whoever controls copyright, controls reality.

Take a look at this copyright compliance document:
https://www.bet.plus/legal/sfcyl7/copyright-compliance

You will notice that copyright ownership claims don't have to be proven; or even justified. Sony can simply issue a "copyright violation take-down notice" and that's it. The burden of proof does not rest with the alleged owner of the copyright. In the future, everything will be scanned for copyright infringement, and any violation will be deleted before it even appears on the web. Everything. https://www.copyscape.com/

The government claims to have a moral obligation to collect information to protect black people; and also to protect the owners of private property. It's the same thing. So from now on, even sending a link is copyright infringement. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/02/federal-judge-says-embedding-tweet-can-be-copyright-infringement

But copyright laws don't mean much if people resist. So aside from creating a criminal file on each citizen, the government must also wear down the resistance. So let's look at BET Television:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NblNv2iaShRtfodzlFhtRU3fcmUPtQ5z/view?usp=sharing

This month, there are four stories being told. A lawyer who defends criminal men (and really, aren't all men criminals?) A woman who gets raped by religious people(and really, aren't all religious people crazy?) A woman who needs more sexual adventure (and what girl doesn't? Men are so unsatisfying) And a couple of women who must help their friend with a bad marriage, and a cheating husband. (and aren't all marriages bad marriages anyway?)