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Degex 4 points ago +5 / -1

Multiculturalism doesn't last, it's a death sentence for smaller languages/cultures within a multicultural state. Multiracialism is a death sentence for White people.

Multiculturalism might not last but preventing it might be a tough sell and would require the intervention of the state. Multiracialism will never work as long as the same state is aggressively pushing it. The people have to oppose these issues themselves, even against the state, in order for any of this to at least slow down if not stop. And if the state doesn't fear you, good luck! The state having too much power over its own citizens got everyone in this mess. Maybe.

What I was arguing is that Islam is a far greater threat than the others at the moment. Would you be accepting of it if the push came from those belonging to the same race and culture as you? Is there a way to stop all those issues at the same time at this point or do they have to be dealt with one by one? If I'm wrong then it's a good thing no head of state listens to me.

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Degex -16 points ago +6 / -22

Multiculturalism in itself isn't always a problem, thought there are plenty of cultures with inferior or at least dubious habits and morals. Leftists have successfully converted this word and turned it into multiracialism. Europe was already multicultural, the USA were already multicultural and multiracial, etc. Some less meaning individuals disagree with proportions apparently. Ad to this that the heads of both unions, the EU and the USA, want to decide the population's composition artificially, and the race towards whatever lies beyond the finish line is on.

Ideology on the other hand... Islam coexists only with itself. Well not really, the Shia and Sunni still disagree a bit. Violently, from time to time (this is, of course, surprising).

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Degex 2 points ago +2 / -0

BRIDGE is the equivalent of an NGO, SHRM in another one. DEI is being rebranded into I&D, equity in being added to inclusivity. To use a joke I made the last time I posted about his, I think it's because IED looks and sounds wrong. Although this thing blowing up in their face is the preferred result.

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Degex 11 points ago +11 / -0

Celebrating too soon can be harmful, but schadenfreude is great.

That's the thing, this isn't about celebrating the small victories and having a laugh at the wokies' expense. It should be encouraged even, maybe. It pisses them off.

This is about people saying that war is being won and DEI going away. They're evading exposure now, entrenching further into these companies. Just like a while ago, companies such as Harley announcing they're shutting down DEI departments. Yeah, because the "work" must become corporate culture, a department isn't enough.

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Degex 4 points ago +4 / -0

Or they stop over representing small demographic groups

We all should do a little trolling with this, even though there wouldn't be any misrepresentation. Whenever they talk about minorities, we should "act locally, think globally". Why, there's over a billion Asians, cant's be true, surely. Replace with relevant race, repeat.

Seriously I expect the wording to change.

Even though in some cases the language changes, it might be just surface level. A plague is hard to eradicate...

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Degex 17 points ago +18 / -1

the left moves mountains and claims that it did nothing

The "work" is never over.

the right crushes a mosquito and brags that it has moved mountains

Sound like the "we did it, reddit" meme. While true, this isn't even about bragging. It's like winning the first match of a tournament and then going home expecting it to count as winning the final.

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Degex 6 points ago +6 / -0

What's funnier is that all the EU bigwigs and media parroting the correct opinions, all of them were pointing their fingers at the Huns and Serbs for being Putin's puppets and not willing to go along with the sanctions. Lo and behold, if those numbers are accurate, they can't hold a candle to what the Germans and Italians are spending! Hell, even Lithuania forked over some serious cash.

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Degex 0 points ago +1 / -1

USSR was never right wing.

No wonder, since they're that brand of communism that's never been tried. I never claimed that, that question was far from genuine on my part.

And you still haven't answered who you would rather vote for in my previous post.

I actually did. "You can also vote against both of them". That's what I'd do, either vote for/add another candidate, where applicable, or just invalidate my vote. You may be right, and those "somewhat socialist economic values" would be so minor that it wouldn't really matter, so maybe that would get my vote. Unfortunately, things are hardly "somewhat socialist", or maybe you're lucky and about to have the opportunity to vote for such a president. And it doesn't only matter what the future president's views are, it what the president's willing to do to change the system already in place.

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Degex -2 points ago +1 / -3

Look at the USSR then, plenty of traditionalism, nationalism etc. a "little" dash of leftism. Are they a bit right wing? Some concepts are not specific to just one ideology. So the choice is between red and... pink? Sure, pink is better then red, so that might be the better vote (until it gets redder), but is anyone in this situation or are we dealing in hypotheticals? You can also vote against both of them, but that doesn't happen by staying at home as some people think.

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Degex 3 points ago +3 / -0

Nationalism or at least some nationalistic elements are part of any strong society. Nationalism is also not tied to either side of the political scale - actual American nationalists, not the wehraboo larping faggots, are right wing, while national socialists are leftists.

Which is why I don't understand this "we're against commies so we must be right-wing"... Or maybe I do, it's just indoctrination, even if you do it yourself. Leftists will always fight each-other. Nationalism is just a flavor, not a full doctrine, you can attach it to a lot of things.

If people want to be right wing, or maybe a little bit more, national-conservatism is a thing.

Another funny idea is that a Jew can 't be nat-soc... as if the German variant is the only one. There's plenty of people they despise, surely.

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Degex 3 points ago +6 / -3

I don't know what branch those people belong to, but the Gestapo was a thing. There's something familiar about cops going after political opponents or people guilty of wrongthink.. Maybe that doesn't mean one's a traitor to one's country.

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Degex 4 points ago +4 / -0

There is no Diversity in DIE

They'll actually confirm this themselves, smugly of course. I don't remember what the company or project I read/watched something about but they were celebrating that their diversity rating increased because the number of whites decreased or just became smaller than that of the newer employees.

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Degex 2 points ago +2 / -0

You know what it's all about really? It's about cheap labour

Having already done that by moving a lot of production from the US and EU to China and others... some might have figured that bringing said labor closer and not dealing with shipping might be more profitable. Add to that planned obsolescence and your printing money. Although some are getting paid better but maybe it all evens out.

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Degex 5 points ago +5 / -0

Pretty much. Speaking of that new "modern audience" they keep mentioning every time, some have already figured that it doesn't need to exist. That's not the point. It has to be created, and when enough people belong to said audience and nobody remembers how things used to be, it will come into existence.

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Degex 7 points ago +7 / -0

Well in some cases, as Kirsche mentions in that stream I linked, they use a faulty study in order to "convince" them their revenue is gonna go up.

Simple recipe really, create study, be the one that discusses it giving it credence, use it as genuine evidence. You'd think they work at Bethesda because "it just works" for some reason.

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Degex 7 points ago +7 / -0

It's going slightly beneath the surface, because everyone has to do "The Work", not just some department.

Additional resources: 1 Hour SHRM and BRIDGE video by Kirsche

+From a Kirsche stream I'd recommend watching from the beginning as it also has a recent video by Upper Echelon and why celebrating to soon is not a good idea.

DEI might change to I&D From the same stream as above: Equity is being absorbed into Inclusion (probably partly because IED doesn't look right...

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Degex 5 points ago +8 / -3

Interesting... though the last time leftist made a salute really popular they used just one hand.

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Degex 5 points ago +5 / -0

At the 11 minute mark you can see the make-up of this cartel, this includes BRIDGE and some manufacturers and media. 9 positions in the executive committee - an uneven number to make it easier to obtain a majority. 6 women to 3 men. Of course their not even pretending to care about that "equity" nonsense and make it 5-4 in order to preserve some appearances, eons of oppression and all that.

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Degex 8 points ago +8 / -0

Yeah because thinking is overrated (works even better if one's a narcissist). Why should you think about what the character represents/stands for and deduce that it's something you might want to emulate (or avoid)? You just look at skin (you can also choose your own genitals!!!) and say "hey, that's, like, you know, me!1!"

It's probably why we might want to ensure that we have a good enough memory (and a large collection of art worth remembering).

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Degex 3 points ago +3 / -0

Even when they brag about their "stellar" work, it seems off, like a statement meant to be as neutral as possible. (Paraphrasing) Look guys y'all, this man person we helped make for AC:Valhalla, check out his fade. A diverse warrior named Vagn.

And the only response is from a studio they partnered with... quite the engagement.

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Degex 17 points ago +17 / -0

I think they already caved once when that whole Spider Man flag situation happened a while back. I don't remember if they did so immediately or if it took a few days. This might just fly under the radar though, seeing as regular diversity is second place to the alphabet mafia.

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Degex 6 points ago +6 / -0

Like Brennus said, they are activists pushing ideology, there is no unsolicited opinion when it comes to them. Also, remember "everything is political". That's not commentary on the present, it's their vision for a perfect world where everyone is an activist for the cause. There should not be an out for you, no disconnect from everyday life, no escapism, "the work" is never over and you must contribute. How dare you have fun without thinking of everything "wrong" in the world (including you and/or your opinions, possibly)?!

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Degex 15 points ago +15 / -0

Oh what an interesting dilemma this thing creates:

Officers are also now required to consider “cumulative disruption” from protest, even if the protests in question are organised by different people and about different issues. And the definition of “community” has been changed to include anyone affected by a protest, not just people who live or work in the area it’s happening in.

You can see the possibility of selective/double standard in enforcing this... I'm sure this is just an oversight and surely not intentional. When those groups you don't like start a protest, some others show up, "cause problems" and then you shut it all down. It's all cumulative, innit?!

I wonder, do you have to get a protest approved in the UK, like in other "freer" EU countries (I think that applies to large gatherings), or can it be spontaneous?

Oh, and "community"... what a wonderful little exploit. "Our" community was deeply affected. Yeah, we live in the opposite part of the country, what of it ?

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Degex 10 points ago +10 / -0

They're probably unable or unwilling to do so, especially their resident drama queen, Andy Chalk. Almost every nontroversy-covering article is/was usually written up by him, just like this one.

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