It has already started.

@Heartlander I quite literally just said the opposite of what you pretend I said. Why is it you lot always resort to lying when you cannot win an argument?

@CorvusBlackthorne ouch. My comment wasn’t intended as an attack, just my opinion on the subject, not on you. My issue is that equity takes away freedom of choice. Inclusion is a different issue.

@Heartlander And my issue is that you lot have a preschooler's understanding of what it means to have equity or equality. You think that giving everyone the same resources, in spite of the fact that some folk need more help than others, is fair. It is not, and should be ended as a practice.

For example, were medical centers to provide wheelchairs at no charge for those patients who cannot walk, would you be jealous of that? Would you be angry that you were not permitted a free wheelchair? Or suppose artificial limbs were provided at no cost to the patient? Would you storm the hospital, demanding your artificial limb, even though you do not need one?

That is the difference between equality and equity. You have no need of the resources certain other Americans do need, yet you complain because you cannot access them.