Undercover Brother--Today's Media--Conclusion
Even in today's society, it is evident that America has had enough, it is time to finish this once and for all!. In the 2002 movie Undercover Brother, Lance (Neil Patrick Harris) arrives upon a startling conclusion, at which point "The Chief," played by Chi McBride, orders him to stop talking at which point Lance states that they're "Always trying to keep the white man down!." This seems quite familiar as it is usually portrayed the other way around, but in today's society, this kind of role reversal, is becoming more prevalent!. The only way a white guy could get a job is by well, as The Chief says "Affirmative Action!." I don't care if a person is black, white, or whatever, Affirmative Action takes the jobs from hard working and deserving people for trivial matters!. THAT--to quote Conspiracy Brother (Dave Chappelle, some of you out there may have heard of him)--That-- "ain't right!." Affirmative Action "ain't right", setting quota's that limit deserving hardworking people entrance to college "ain't right", AND REVERSE DISCRIMINATION "AIN'T RIGHT"!. End it not only to make today's society a better place, but to make tomorrow's society a better place, and a better place for your children, in a free nation with Liberty and Justice for all of its citizens, no matter their race, color, creed, orientation, or gender!.
The Chief: That's enough, Lance!
Lance (Neil Patrick Harris): Always trying to shut the white man down!.
Conspiracy Brother (Dave Chappelle) : THAT'S RIGHT! That's Right!!.!.!. Oh, ain't right!.
Undercover Brother: Wait a minute, how'd the white boy get a job at "the B!.R!.O!.T!.H!.E!.R!.H!.O!.O!.D!."!?
The Chief: ****, what can I say!? Affirmative action!.
Source: http://www!.imdb!.com/title/tt0279493/quot!.!.!.
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