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It's not disjoint, it's on the same spectrum. USG had pretty serious liquidation programs of their own during that era, from Japanese internment to COINTELPRO a
by pphysch 4y ago
It's not disjoint, it's on the same spectrum. USG had pretty serious liquidation programs of their own during that era, from Japanese internment to COINTELPRO and all the deaths that resulted. And in 2023, far beyond ESG and DEI, we are looking at rising Red & Yellow Scare 2.0. (the persecution of Gang Chen for instance).
- shadowgovt 4y agoWhat does the Japanese internment program (which has been roundly criticized as a massive mistake) have to do with ESG or DEI? This is what I mean; it seems like you are throwing concepts into the same bag with only irrelevant connection to each other. I suspect there's an underlying philosophical position that is connecting these in a relevant way for you that I don't necessarily share.
- pphysch 4y ago> What does the Japanese internment program (which has been roundly criticized as a massive mistake) You do realize that the CPC also considers the GPCR a mistake in many ways?
- shadowgovt 4y agoWhat does any of that have to do with ESG or DEI?
- pphysch 4y ago> Thought Examinations, Indoctrination Meetings and Struggle Sessions
- shadowgovt 4y agoYeah, you'll have to be more specific. I've been through DEI training and none of those terms apply to it. And ESG is company policy; really none of those terms apply to it either. You're not widening the umbrella of those terms to include "criticism of the status quo" in general, are you?