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The People that promote it call for "redistributive justice" that takes away from groups they see as advantaged to give to groups they see as disadvantaged. Adv
by nickpsecurity 1y ago
The People that promote it call for "redistributive justice" that takes away from groups they see as advantaged to give to groups they see as disadvantaged. Advantaged, privilege, and power are synonyms for them.
In practice, they always treat whites, males, and straight people as the problem. The DEI policies they pushed certainly "call for" Something.
- Spivak 1y agoYa know, reading this I start to understand the backlash against DEI programs when real life, presumably educated, people such as yourself seem to genuinely believe in such a cartoonish narrative. That's not even what redistributive justice means— welfare and public education are redistributive justice, progressive taxation is redistributive justice. It's a political and economic theory supported by the well known woke anti-white and anti-male institution The Catholic Church. You don't need a whiteness tax or other nonsense, when you have equitable systems (like heating assistance programs) the benefits naturally flow to disadvantaged groups because they'll be the ones disproportionately qualifying for aid.