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You're just saying this stuff, but it's not only badly misconceived, it's repeating that playbook. You can easily find - even in this discussion - why it's fals
by mmooss 1y ago
You're just saying this stuff, but it's not only badly misconceived, it's repeating that playbook. You can easily find - even in this discussion - why it's false.
Anything that teaches you to hate and fear is a red flag - a sign to run the other way. They are doing it for a reason, they are appealing to the worst and most emotional parts of people for a reason. (And no, DEI doesn't teach that; it's just the propagandists that portray it that way).
- nickpsecurity 1y ago[flagged]
- mmooss 1y ago> Many colleges and workplaces mandate programs teaching these ideologies What makes them ideologies? By using disparaging language, it's a way to skip the discussion about whether they are valuable - you just skip to your conclusion. The ideologies are freedom and liberty, and for those to be real, they must apply to everyone - of all genders and skin colors. Clearly that hasn't been the case. Just waiting for it to change hasn't worked - for centuries. For freedom to be real, we need diversity - and the lack of it is a signal of discrimination. DEI is a set of solutions to these problems. I'm open to any but the absurdity of denial or embrace of racism and hate. The obsession with Marxism is a clear sign that you are reading right-wing propaganda - they are the only people that talk about it. Nobody involved with DEI, for example, even thinks about it. It's another way to disparage and demonize the targets of oppression. Oppression is ok if you call them bad names, it seems.