In response to Roger, I guess I can’t see getting all excited and outraged about some elite schools setting higher standards for Asians, who are still gaining admittance three and four times their proportional numbers, when some Asian groups are still demanding preferences and quotas and playing the race card and crying injustice when the numbers don’t suit them in other areas. I’m being honest.

I am against quotas and preferences, but if, as things are today, one group is going to be favored by them in one instance and hurt by them in another, but refuses to repudiate them entirely, then so be it. But instead of saying that perhaps things are as they should be, I should have said, perhaps things are as they are because there are Asian groups on both sides of the issue. So what we have now is a sort of compromise.

Until Asian Americans renounce preferences completely, or preferences are generally discredited and fall into disuse, God willing, maybe this is how it will be.

What is Roger’s view of the matter? I suppose I could be convinced to change my thought.