Good Question
Is it moral for a country to remain ethnically what it has traditionally been? Are we judging by a consistent standard?
Is it moral for a country to remain ethnically what it has traditionally been? Are we judging by a consistent standard?
For years it has been increasingly difficult for me to have a give-and-take conversation with a Democrat. I've voted almost entirely with the Democrats all my life, and I remain committed to what were, more or less, the Democratic values that were known and accepted by the far majority of Democrats 10 to 15 years ago: anti-war, anti-censorship, don't judge people by irrelevant characteristics like the way they look, deference to the family re how to raise children, etc.
Now it is almost impossible to talk. My guiding assumption is that almost all people think and act rationally based upon what they know and believe. We live in two primary informational ecosystems, however, and the one embraced by most self-proclaimed modern day Democrats has ever-fewer connection points with those who are not in that tribe. It is for that reason that I have, indeed, been posting X links to my FB page, to the the dismay of what turns out to be a smallish group of very loud people who respond almost entirely with ad hominem attacks. I also receive many private messages thanking me for sharing these posts, many of these also adding that they can't "like" or res-hare my links because of social and economic repercussions. Such a sad state of affairs. BTW, Elon Musk has encouraged the sharing of X posts to those who are still trapped in the Matrix:
There’s basically 2 parties within the Democrat party - one focused on divisions based on race/gender/sexuality, another focused on divisions based on wealth. And both try to paper over their internal tensions by hurling histrionics at Trump for supporting policies that many of their own voters secretly agree with.
The official religion of the DNC remains pervasive rascism. They are oblivious to real problems that need to be dealt with, many of them of their own making.
In cartoon form:
Pre-DEI: Don’t Discriminate and hire the best qualified person no matter their appearance.
DEI: Do Discriminate and hire people who are not the best qualified for the job, impugning the abilities of the people supposedly being helped. It's hard to think of anything more racist than current DEI programs. How can getting rid of DEI possibly be controversial?