Nancy Pelosi: 'Race Has Something To Do With' Delay On Immigration Reform

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

You didn't. Let's look at the conversation:

You said:

FRom the report I posted, he scored well for a Black applicant.

Please show me where he scored average for those in the student body.

Then I responded:

According to reports from the survey, the average Harvard freshman receives financial aid, comes from a household that earns between $125,000 and $250,000 per year, and scored a 2237 on the SAT.

Then you said: He not only rang the bell at Harvard but also at 8 other Ivy league schools who threw the door open even with his average SAT score.

The average is 1498. If he scored this and got admitted, I'd call foul. But he didn't. He scored above the average.

Which meant he scored higher than the average Freshman applying at Harvard, that's all of them not just the black kids. Meaning he EARNED his way in, not because he was black. Your argument would have merit if his score was under 2237, but since it's not, you're looking for another way out.

For your other questions:

As I posted before, anyone with a 2100 score or better would have the same chances to get into those top tier schools.

Yes, because getting admitted into all 7 ivy league schools is an accomplishment. How many times does it happen?

You the master of futility!