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Pierre Gasly has admitted his F1 penalty points situation is “a bit embarrassing”, with a race ban looming over his head.
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Pierre Gasly has admitted his F1 penalty points situation is “a bit embarrassing”, with a race ban looming over his head.
Haactually formed a social law and was enforcing that socl law and we think that that's a bad precedent and a bad thing to do. >> yes, very bad. much worse than giving tax exemptions to schools that have racial restrictions on who's allowed to date whom. that social law, meh. yeah, we'll defend that. i mean -- to be clear, there's a reason that news clip we showed you is in color. there was 1982. this was not, like, in the 1940s. the federal government sided with bob jones university on their race ban for dating by their students and even at the time in 1982 it was seen as a pretty radical thi...
This was not, like, in the 1940s. the federal government sided with bob jones university on their race ban for dating by their students and even at the time in 1982 it was seen as a pretty radical thing for the federal government to be doing. there were people inside the reagan government, there were people inside, for example, reagan's solicitor general's office and the justice department who objected, who didn't want anything to do with defending the racial dating ban but the reagan administration took this radical line on it and took it all the way to the supreme court and when it got to th...
A racial restriction that led the internal revenue service, responding to previous court decisions, to take away the university's tax exemption. the school responded by getting president reagan to overrule internal revenue. >> the internal revenue service had actually formed a social law and was enforcing that social law and we think that that's a bad precedent and a bad thing to do. >> yes, very bad. much worse than giving tax exemptions to schools that have racial restrictions on who's allowed to date whom. that social law, meh. yeah, we'll defend that. i mean -- to be clear, there's a reaso...