I don't support discrimination.  In fact, I represent the poor and disabled for a pittance because, as a retired fed prosecutor, I can afford to.  The legal services I provide are known in this circuit for being among the best.  Could the poor man buy legal services of the quality I provide in the marketplace?  No.  Is he ENTITLED to them?  Of course, not.  Is that a fault in our legal system?  Only if you think society owes every Tom, Dick, and Mary the best lawyering available.  From whence this societal duty?

Your anger is very misplaced.

As for your statement that "George W Bush got into Yale because he was white and his father's son. Otherwise, there is no way he would have made it. " I'm surprised at you. George Bush got in because his father was George Bush, not because he was white. Even at Yale, in the contest for admission between two roughly equal candidates, affirmative action says the seat goes to the black. You support that. I don't. It's race discrim pure and simple.