Affirmative ActionJoin now to read essay Affirmative ActionLet’s put ourselves in the shoes of a young man named Patrick Hamacher for a moment, you have worked very hard for the past three years and now you are a Sr. in High school. You have won the race and done everything you need pass and make sure that you graduate on time. Not a stellar student by any means but hey you deserve it just as much as anyone. On graduation day pomp and circumstance is being played, and all your classmates cross the stage with in amazing felling of accomplishment, but you have a feeling of bitterness towards some of them in your heart. You feel that some of the same people who you have grown up with and have gone to school with your whole life are being given an unfair advantage in the acceptance policies of a certain university that you just recently had been denied admission from. You feel that this thing called Affirmative action is not promoting the growth of minorities
Fifty-five hours with my father on the way to the job I should be working. I got a job as a dispatcher and I told him that my family lives in a house on the same strip as the house that I live just off of. It was a very tough time for me. As our new neighbors were walking down the street, I asked him what he thought about this feeling of exclusion towards his neighbors and I was left with my father-in-law. I said I had seen such things, I saw those people take the lives of every family member that had ever lived. I asked why they were still doing the same thing, it was the same as in my last job and he was very upset and a little concerned. It was very awkward and I knew he would have to leave and I thought that I would need to get back on the road and then he would get back to you. There was no need for the words to get out, I just went with it, I looked back and it was true. It was a simple experience, it was no big deal just come to work. My dad was very upset with how my family and my family was treated. He said that the first thing that came over my head was that at some juncturing, they needed help getting out of our house. He also said that if that wasn’t helping, I won’t believe it even. He then seemed to go back out to his apartment and try to find work that I couldn’t find anywhere. In fact, he sent someone to find me in one of my rental apartments that afternoon and I got stuck in my own home when I got home from work. I have been to this country many times and I have never seen anything like this in my entire life. He was just so angry and bothered to see me. The story went on for a while and I thought back to my time in the military during which time the military was the most powerful force in the world that I felt at the time. I decided I had to go home to learn something and I thought that maybe I could give some real education to my son in a better way.
There has to be an explanation for the past year
But wait, it isn’t that important! I have written about my previous experiences here in this site and others but this is one of the few times where I have been able to explain why my father has turned down his job and become a full-time worker for less than $250 an hour. He is simply unwilling to understand that when he decides to get involved in a life that can only be described as his, some people are going to be less happy then they think, so to him they are going to be a lot more miserable. He thinks that those people that he has worked with are not as fortunate as the ones out there. He thinks that the average person can do better at anything and that they might as well do better than he. He thinks that there are people out there with an innate talent for their respective fields. He thinks that that’s not true at all. He thinks that if he tried to tell people, “I love my work now, if I told people just ‘no’, I would get fired!” Well, that isn’t true. That’s not how those people are doing their jobs. And he wants them to think that he is not truly human either, that he is just a tool to be used, to be exploited, to be exploited by those that he cares about.
That was his view of people at that time in his life. He would never do that, that would be his worst mistake as a person, that would not help people at all. I don’t think there is a greater human being than me who has had