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by dude187 5y ago
Well, previously that was the case, but that's why they started committing biased censorship. Now it isn't
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by dude187 5y ago
Use your eyes and your brain.
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> Why do I have to do the work for you when you can’t be bothered to be aware of the world you live in? It's just another form of the social media derived "[citation needed]" thought terminating cliche. Any time someone ei
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by dude187 5y ago
Directing government funds by race is racist. An extreme evil abhorrent idea.
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by dude187 5y ago
Yeah of course, it ends in "pay reparations"!!!11! Reparations are evil. The welfare state is a big part of what keeps people down.
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by dude187 5y ago
> No, that's not the point at all. It absolutely is. > explicitly anti-racist policy is required to collectively get black people out of it. That's racist. There's White people caught in that same trap. Ignoring them
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by dude187 5y ago
You've basically stumbled upon the anti-CRT point that I've been trying to make. Race is not the hinge factor, but demanding that we make it one is a form of racism.
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> The problem in the USA is that black people started out as slaves and this massive social oppression was never balanced out That's not due to lack of opportunity, despite what the race peddlers insist is the only possibility. Ple
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by dude187 5y ago
Also, I want to clearly and strongly reject non-law enforced "change in behavior" as being any defense of government removals of freedom. It does not defend such attacks in ANY way whatsoever. While in my other reply I express m
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by dude187 5y ago
I've certainly heard those accusations, but it doesn't really stand up on its own. The supply chain disruptions of the restrictions around it will impact it all the same, even among of a population that wasn't forced into lo
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by dude187 5y ago
Sweden is a good example, as are state based comparisons across the US. Especially when you look at timing of things like mask mandates in a certain area, where the case trajectory before and after mask mandates in one area looks no differ
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by dude187 5y ago
The bigoted unequal capitalization of racial labels is certainly political, and has spread rapidly since the 2020 BLM riots. However, it predates this current iteration of them. It has existed at least since the Trump election, probably m
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Nobody "flattened" anything. Places without restrictions had those exact ebbs and flows of "cases".
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I strongly reject the idea that the hinge factor is on race. Whether it's well meaning or ill intentioned, I believe that the continual demand that the focus be on race just creates racism, hate and divide.
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A perfect example of institutionalized racism.
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It's really not true though. Not only do those institutions not prefer White people, but the only cases of people misrepresenting their race are White people pretending to be some other race. That's because it makes it _more_ li
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by dude187 5y ago
I've had no shortage of the leftists in my life saying directly "White Supremacy is _everywhere_". They absolutely will take evidence of things like race agnostic capitalization as somehow being evidence of "white supre
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by dude187 5y ago
CRT is a real problem, and works to revitalize and amplify bigotry and hate.
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> These laws have only been in place in many cases in America for less than a century Bloodletting has only been rejected as a viable treatment for most illnesses for less then a century. Lets not delude ourselves into thinking that it&
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by dude187 5y ago
This article is a perfect example of the modern approach to race. The accusations of "racism" are not real, created from thin air. Which are then used to divide the population and spread hate.
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> half of America is still super racist. Not in the way race peddlers would have you believe. The problem is overblown, and used to manipulate and control.
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by dude187 5y ago
Doing that is a form of bigotry though, just one that unfortunately a lot of less honest but mainstream media outlets have come to demand.
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by dude187 5y ago
You cannot have a collectivist regulation of supply and demand without a totalitarian control of the production and distribution of everything. Totalitarianism is integral to the core of communism, it's the hinge point of it's en
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by dude187 5y ago
Communism is totalitarian by nature. It will always be evil and abhorrent
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by dude187 5y ago
I do absolutely nothing, including not wearing a mask in an area that demands I wear one. Nor have I gotten any sort of shot. The only thing I do is that I wash my hands every time I return from public, as I always have been. I haven&#x27
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by dude187 5y ago
Well they were hugely detrimental to all the teachers I know. So either you're downplaying the impact or ignoring it.
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by dude187 5y ago
Having an entire population hiding their face on a routine basis when interacting with the public is an enormous downside. Completely unacceptable, and forcing it on the _entire_ population is downright evil.
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> Elementary kids do not care one bit about wearing masks indoors. Well I believe the opposite, and from having a teacher in the family I can tell you masks are INCREDIBLY detrimental to the educational experience. We're harming ou
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The risk of them getting sick is not significant. People are using their trumped up unjustified fears the media and government have whipped into them into demanding _some_ form of child abuse. The only thing they're willing to questi
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by dude187 5y ago
The more that institutes that are supposed to be the foundation of the expansion of knowledge and exploration of ideas play these kind of partisan word on games, the less they'll be trusted.

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