This sounds good on paper. But getting the mind virus out will be virtually impossible. Some won't let it go without a fight and firing goc't employees is damned near impossible*.
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*That's actually for a good reason, when applied without an agenda it protects the rank and file from arbitrary firing based on the political winds.
Unless you root it out of academia, all you're doing is kicking the can down the road.
They WILL make their way back in. Dealing with the problem when it reaches critical government infrastructure is dangerously late. This cancer needs cutting out at its source in the universities.
This is true. Didn't Poland or somewhere in Eastern Europe just ban LGBT+ theory stuff in universities?
Honestly, I think it's a sort of win/loss - depends if they want to jump in and do actual real gender studies. We've already got a bunch, but that shit is all fucked up over here. As a result, we're probably actually behind in legit study of gender - good chance for the places not infested with SJWism and intersectionality and CRT to sprint ahead.
I'd actually really like actual gender studies. I like people, how they work, what they want, etc. Yet there's no way they'll do it right now. It'll be years until we get back to it outside of a few places where it can currently happen. Now's the BEST time to be a Gender Studies major, because the nutjobs are getting the boot.
Didn't Poland or somewhere in Eastern Europe just ban LGBT+ theory stuff in universities?
1 month before election, Polish president states he will ban LGBT eductation in schools.
1 month after winning election, nothing yet.
1 month is very little time in the world of western democratic bureaucracy, but I wouldn't be surprised if the guy pulls a Boris Johnson and just says he's going to save country from radical leftist fuckery while actually just sitting back and silently watching it happen.
The reason it doesn't get rooted out of academia and other organizations is often due to cowardice among people who should know better. Maybe something like this will inspire others to actually be leaders and push back
Democrat presidents fired tons of people, and no one said shit. If the "political winds" are the result of a democratic election, why the hell shouldn't people be fired? There's no reason why government work should be permanent.
And look what happened to the last president who decided not to terminate and reappoint the entire FBI chain of command with his election? How did they thank him for letting them keep their jobs again?
Its interesting to see how Ian has evolved over the years. He was a hardcore lefty when he first started out writing online, and slowly took the red pill and gamergate seemed to seal the deal. I find it odd that a malaysian person is so in to American politics, but I guess that has been what has gotten his name out there.
Mr. Cheong getting the Presidential retweet!
Still waiting on a "Gamergate!" Trump tweet.
This sounds good on paper. But getting the mind virus out will be virtually impossible. Some won't let it go without a fight and firing goc't employees is damned near impossible*.
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*That's actually for a good reason, when applied without an agenda it protects the rank and file from arbitrary firing based on the political winds.
That's like saying that Communism can't be rooted out of the government once detected. Oh wait ...
Unless you root it out of academia, all you're doing is kicking the can down the road.
They WILL make their way back in. Dealing with the problem when it reaches critical government infrastructure is dangerously late. This cancer needs cutting out at its source in the universities.
This is true. Didn't Poland or somewhere in Eastern Europe just ban LGBT+ theory stuff in universities?
Honestly, I think it's a sort of win/loss - depends if they want to jump in and do actual real gender studies. We've already got a bunch, but that shit is all fucked up over here. As a result, we're probably actually behind in legit study of gender - good chance for the places not infested with SJWism and intersectionality and CRT to sprint ahead.
I'd actually really like actual gender studies. I like people, how they work, what they want, etc. Yet there's no way they'll do it right now. It'll be years until we get back to it outside of a few places where it can currently happen. Now's the BEST time to be a Gender Studies major, because the nutjobs are getting the boot.
1 month before election, Polish president states he will ban LGBT eductation in schools.
1 month after winning election, nothing yet.
1 month is very little time in the world of western democratic bureaucracy, but I wouldn't be surprised if the guy pulls a Boris Johnson and just says he's going to save country from radical leftist fuckery while actually just sitting back and silently watching it happen.
I think it was hungary that did that
I am totally on that train. Universities are the shit hives for this whole problem and must be burned with fire.
The reason it doesn't get rooted out of academia and other organizations is often due to cowardice among people who should know better. Maybe something like this will inspire others to actually be leaders and push back
You don't root it out of the government. Communists are attracted to centralized positions of power.
You defeat communism by killing off their food source. Destroy the keystone positions of power to deny communists access to them.
Excellent way to not address what I said. You wishing it to be so doesn't make it true.
Democrat presidents fired tons of people, and no one said shit. If the "political winds" are the result of a democratic election, why the hell shouldn't people be fired? There's no reason why government work should be permanent.
They can only fire political appointees and executive staff.
And look what happened to the last president who decided not to terminate and reappoint the entire FBI chain of command with his election? How did they thank him for letting them keep their jobs again?
And that has exactly zero to do with what we're talking about.
Wut lol
Transfer them all to the Portland office, then withdraw.
Its interesting to see how Ian has evolved over the years. He was a hardcore lefty when he first started out writing online, and slowly took the red pill and gamergate seemed to seal the deal. I find it odd that a malaysian person is so in to American politics, but I guess that has been what has gotten his name out there.