"When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle." - Edmund Burke
It's good that at least some people in positions of power are trying to stand up against this. Of course I'm sure they will try their hardest to make an example of him, and we know that they will only double down on their mistakes. Since you cannot change their minds, you must stand your ground.
I'm often critical of people who make light of the decision to openly oppose the system, but that is for the simple reason that many people who tell others to oppose the system themselves make light of that decision. The simple fact is this: being a dissident is not fun. Fake dissidents like Noam Chomsky complain about things like not being invited to all the cocktail parties they want to attend while enjoying tenure at MIT. Real dissidents complain that they can't find a job, or have a bank account or credit card, or that the government seems hell-bent on finding some reason why they should be in prison.
If you are against critical race theory or BLM or replacement migration, you should consider yourself a dissident and act accordingly. That's not to say you shouldn't act, but it is to say that you need to do so with full knowledge that the system will then be gunning for you and will try to make life unpleasant for you.
"When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle." - Edmund Burke
It's good that at least some people in positions of power are trying to stand up against this. Of course I'm sure they will try their hardest to make an example of him, and we know that they will only double down on their mistakes. Since you cannot change their minds, you must stand your ground.
I'm often critical of people who make light of the decision to openly oppose the system, but that is for the simple reason that many people who tell others to oppose the system themselves make light of that decision. The simple fact is this: being a dissident is not fun. Fake dissidents like Noam Chomsky complain about things like not being invited to all the cocktail parties they want to attend while enjoying tenure at MIT. Real dissidents complain that they can't find a job, or have a bank account or credit card, or that the government seems hell-bent on finding some reason why they should be in prison.
If you are against critical race theory or BLM or replacement migration, you should consider yourself a dissident and act accordingly. That's not to say you shouldn't act, but it is to say that you need to do so with full knowledge that the system will then be gunning for you and will try to make life unpleasant for you.