Supreme Farce

It might be a hilarious comedy routine to have a group of highly educated judges solemnly expounding on something that everybody knows to be utter nonsense. But it isn't nearly as funny when this solemn discourse about nonsense takes place on the Supreme Court of the United States -- and when most people are unaware of what nonsense the learned justices are talking.

The issue before the High Court is whether local authorities have the legal right to make students' race a factor in deciding which school to assign them to attend.

Thomas Sowell

The people who force this kind of thing on us aren't interested in improving anything. They are interested in power, the power to impose their own view of reality on the rest of us. If they were actually interested in improving the situation, they would stop and look at the evidence and find that it has indicated for decades that they are doing the wrong thing.