@sickburnbro That AP brief included the text at the end that if they were changing names to circumvent the intention, the penalties and punishments would be bad.
@sickburnbro Don’t ask, don’t tell worked in the military. Don’t ask why we’re not hiring Whites don’t tell anyone we’re not hiring Whites. At the end of the day it can’t be stopped without mandatory quotas for Whites. This is why explicitly pro-White politics is necessary.
@john_darksoul there should be no need for a quota for whites, we aren't some kind of ridiculous minority.
Doing things like cancelling the 50 year old affirmative action EO is the biggest bang for the buck - once there is no legal justification for discrimination against whites, it becomes politically dangerous to do so - and the majority of these big companies doing stuff like that will stop simply because the risk is too high.
The little companies have either not done it at all because they don't have HR or have gone the "all illegals" route, and those will resolve themselves.
@john_darksoul yes. lawsuits is what would change things. It is hard to explain how antiwhite the system has been, but a simple example is: the ivies lawsuit that was taken to the SCOTUS had to use asians because discriminating against whites was allowed.
@sickburnbro I have my doubts that it will stop being practiced. HR departments have their biases and they aren't going away overnight. There is a potential for lawsuits, which could resolve the issue, but that takes time as well. We should be able to check employment numbers a year for now to see if there's a discernible correction.
What he needs to do is prohibit states from giving preference to women and minorities in public contracts. It's not even convert in California. It's literally law.
@Humpleupagus@john_darksoul removing the EO takes away a lot of the back stop for things. When the federal government doesn't do something it provides a much better ground to challenge this.
The question is: if you wanted to sue a state for discrimination, where would you do this? I would think that a state court wouldn't be the appropriate venue.