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Oh, look, a victim of right wing propaganda.
That's a bit thin for commentary.
Did you have anything to actually say about the subject you raised?
It is a two-week crash course in why the United States — the country our rising elites hope to lead — is awful, and always has been.
I am reading about it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_race_theory
CRT is loosely unified by two common themes:
Are these controversial statements after Georgia?
- First, that white supremacy exists and maintains power through the law.[6]
- Second, that transforming the relationship between law and racial power, as well as achieving racial emancipation and anti-subordination more broadly, are possible.[7]
So seriously. Go eat shit. You are just another worthless GQP'er.
Yesterday, OP learned about Critical Race Theory for the first time and of course learned about it from the perspective of how it must be a wrong thing for leftists to do and here's why.
I don't really know what "critical race theory" is, and I suspect the OP doesn't either (any more than right-wingers know what "The Frankfurt School" or "Cultural Marxism" is when they rant about it).
Is it just "academic analysis of the history and nature of racism in the US"? That would be my limited understanding of what the term means, and I fail to see how that is in any way comparable with a crazy entirely-evidence-free conspiracy theory about elites harvesting adrenal glands of children.
After all your bs you think anybody cares to try to have a reasonable conversation with you?? You are one of these people who will go out and find the most outlandish narrative and post it as if it is factual or as if it happens all the time......you cannot have a meaningful discussion with "s0me0nesmind1 because it is obvious that s0me0nesmind1 has no intention of ever listening!!
Oh, look, a victim of right wing propaganda.
Nice source from the OP, from wiki : During the COVID-19 pandemic, The Federalist published many pieces that contained false information or pseudoscience that was contrary to the recommendations of public health experts and authorities.[5] While ballots were being counted in the 2020 United States presidential election, The Federalist made false claims that there had been large-scale election fraud.
Perfect source for the OP. I'll assume they never corrected. That changes it from an error to complete bullshit.
Ahhh the good ol' attack the source instead of attack the argument. Time honored tradition of 6 year olds that don't know how to debate. Not surprising in the least, carry-on chip chip cheerio.
See, he came back to drop a couple fresh turds in this one, while conveniently not even attempting to engage anyone that bothered to treat him seriouslyWhen are you guys going to learn that the OP jerks off to trolling you all with silly threads that he never appears in again?
See, he came back to drop a couple fresh turds in this one, while conveniently not even attempting to engage anyone that bothered to treat him seriously
whoPlease cite for me whom engaged me seriously that has a valid argument that I should engage with?
Yes, you "responded" to one by posting a video, woo.Please cite for me whom engaged me seriously that has a valid argument that I should engage with?
I really should stop peeking in on P&N. 😩
Oh, please! There is no shortage of so-called religious beliefs about many things (e.g. creationism, literal interpretation of the sacred texts) that run contrary to what is knowable through the sciences (e.g. cosmology, evolution, geology, etc.). And exactly how does one decided what religious beliefs are "established"? The writer is squirming hard to avoid acknowledging that big chunks of most "established" religions include beliefs that qualify as conspiracy theories as he/she is defining them. On the plus side, it is refreshing to see any conservative writer acknowledging that QAnon is a conspiracy theory.
I have to think that the writer never attended one of the many parochial schools in this country. Their entire reason for being is to incorporate their religious beliefs into the curriculum and contrary opinions are certainly not welcomed.
Clearly the writer must think that he/she has solid proof that race and racism aren't currently important issues in this country. 😖 And that on this topic "mulitple opinions" are not welcomed and debate should be discouraged. It must a a "national concern" if even 241 people are exposed to a different opinion. 😵
I am reading about it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_race_theory
CRT is loosely unified by two common themes:
Are these controversial statements after Georgia?
- First, that white supremacy exists and maintains power through the law.[6]
- Second, that transforming the relationship between law and racial power, as well as achieving racial emancipation and anti-subordination more broadly, are possible.[7]
I don't really know what "critical race theory" is, and I suspect the OP doesn't either (any more than right-wingers know what "The Frankfurt School" or "Cultural Marxism" is when they rant about it).
Is it just "academic analysis of the history and nature of racism in the US"? That would be my limited understanding of what the term means, and I fail to see how that is in any way comparable with a crazy entirely-evidence-free conspiracy theory about elites harvesting adrenal glands of children.
It’s amazing to me that without ever watching Fox News or other conservative media I can still tell what they are whipping their idiot followers into a frenzy about. Is there a new thing nobody talked about until a few months ago? Is it a terrible threat to America and our way of life all of a sudden? That’s your right wing media talking point.Good to see a bunch of white people telling black people what their kids should know about race:
Like I said, this is running rampant - and across the country schools are trying to take it up and add it to their agendas.