Nowadays, an Islamic African-American Woman would have more "Rights" than a Christian White Man

"Why would people think it if it was not true?" I don't know; why did all of the animals believe that Snowball destroyed their windmill? "There is no evidence of imposition in the quote." The Bible class is forced to take a neutral standpoint, because a class that teaches Christianity is pure segregation! The Muslim class takes an extreme Islamic standpoint, but it's okay, because the students are only learning about a different "culture," that happens to come with a religion! That is the opinions that the people believe, but it is really just that they feel the need to restrict Christianity's majority powers, and increase Islamic minority powers, AT THE SAME TIME! "This proves my points about Christians having their views more represented and therefore more freedom to do what they want." Muslims also believe in "under God." Furthermore, Christians also lack the right to teach any part of their religion in school, and Muslims get a class to themselves. And when do we interfere with Muslims when all they want to do is practice their religion legally? "But the fact that Christian ideology shapes the mainstream government and society, makes Christians more able to do what they want with less interference." Our country's government has been changing away from Christian ideals, more and more towards the secularism that is currently destroying Europe. And when has a Muslim been prevented in legally voicing opinions in government? "Majorities impose by default." Unless, of course, they try to check themselves for it, and then try to scrap all of their influence away, and then allow another religion to do things they wouldn't even consider. "Yes but surely my opponent must accept that these holidays and political movements in America exist as a result of Christianity, not Islam. These were merely examples showing that Christianity is the dominant culture that actually affects policy." Thanksgiving was American history, not Christianity. Spring Break and Summer Break are irrelevant. Notice how it isn't "Christmas break" and "Christmas party" anymore in school; it is instead "Winter Break" and "Solstice Party." "As I have shown, saying there is separation between church and state does not prevent Christian majority opinion influencing laws." We're undoing it as we speak. "Also, what effect does the terminology of Muslim or Christian worlds have on (American) Natalie's 'rights'?" It was just an example of Muslim terminology over Christian terminology; otherwise, nothing. "He might want to look back over this, democratic(small d) means a system of voting that elects officials to represent the people and make decisions, Democratic (large D) means Obama's party." I'm saying that Muslims are part of the majority party, so they ARE represented in government equally to Christians. "Police profiling is still likely to be an issue for Natalie..." Those aren't random black Muslims being interrogated for being Islam; those are people being prosecuted for criminal actions. Big difference. "In addition Natalie will be a target for police profiling because of her race..." Black racism by policemen was done away with long ago... "My opponent seems here to suggest that white people on the whole are 'under-represented and under achieving and [their] communities are becoming ghettoised.'" When a white man and a black woman of equal qualifications are being chosen for a job, the black man will be selected nowadays. That is the part that gives black people more rights. Economy is different. "If you read this it shows that it took time for black Democrats to switch their votes from Hilary to Barak, which proves that they were in fact influenced by his political abilities and not by any racial prejudice." "The shift came despite four in five blacks having a favorable impression of the New York senator." This implies that race caused the large shift. Look at this: http://newsbusters.org... "By whom is this argument being made and how on Earth does it affect Natalie's rights?" Natalie's race has more sympathy; additionally, Natalie would have an advantage against, say, Mark (that's the white guy now) in a presidential campaign. "As I stated before I think people are unlikely to be offended at being described as black in a descriptive way..." There are still people who are offended. More rights come later. "Why should they have any preference one way or the other unless they are racist?" Because the percentages required for companies do not properly reflect the amount of qualified blacks in the field seeking the job. "Companies that 'prefer' not to hire black people, or people of any other race (including white) should not be allowed to act this way." The reason they'd prefer not to hire black people is because black people have had a trend of not being as qualified for the job; the media then turned this into racism. Affirmative action isn't even fighting racism, because it sparks more racism against underqualified, yet still hired, blacks. "Were they ever drafted in the past?..." No. Women were considered to be weaker, and that men had to defend them. "It is a widely held opinion that science is less appealing to girls..." Being a secretary is less appealing to guys. Should we offer a bonus to guys who want to be secretaries? Wait a minute! That's sexism! Gender discrimination is largely an economic fallacy, mostly backed by statistics and never backed by an actual incident. From "A Closer Look at Comparable Worth," "There is no pay gap for full-time workers age 21-35 living alone." From "Economic Facts and Fallacies," "Among college-educated, never-married individuals with no children who worked full-time and were from 40 to 64 years old... men averaged $40,000 a year in income, while women averaged $47,000. It has been discovered that marriage is just about the sole reason for any pay gap whatsoever. Additionally, it doesn't really matter whose name is on the paycheck in a marriage, as, according to "The Economist" magazine, "Surveys suggest that women make perhaps 80% of consumers' buying decisions-- from health care and homes to furniture and food." "Natalie is great at football, she is not given the opportunity to represent her college in a high profile event." Mark just loves volleyball, but guys don't get any opportunity to play volleyball in high school or college. "Woman do not have the same 'right' as men to have kids without all the physical trauma and personal sacrifice." Woman can actually have kids; men cannot. "How is Islam being imposed? Prevalence does not mean forced prevalence. What's it got to do with Natalie?" Natalie can go preach her own religion at a school; Mark cannot. "The tables have started to turn a tiny bit, but are still nowhere near half way round." Natalie and Mark have equal qualifications for college, but Natalie gets the scholarship for being an African American woman. "The food on the table is still a lot closer to the white Christian man than it is to Natalie." Not with Mark realizing this and pushing the plate over... and the plate crosses over the dividing line. Whoops. "It needs to be equidistant." Mark pushed it a bit too hard. Whoops. "Vote con." Vote PRO. "Thankyou." Thank you.