Don’t forget that critical race theory relies on the assumption that whites are inherently supreme. So even those that don’t outright reject it are being brainwashed to assume that they’re naturally dominant, otherwise the entire philosophy doesn’t work. It’s actually creating white supremacists faster than whites are - talk about a self fulfilling prophecy. This will not end well.
I am not a white supremacist. I believe in equality and all that hippie shit. However, this critical race theory even has me considering ... “well, the most successful cultures on the planet ARE white ... maybe they have a point.”
Vilifying people that KNOW they’re living virtuously, ethically, and morally, and vilifying these people based on something they can’t control definitely creates a “common enemy” and that always unites.
I even have some liberal friends that were raised catholic and are just tired of feeling guilty. They work their whole life to be a “good catholic” and then this is thrown at them. The way they cope? They just admit they’re racist (even though they’re not, but they’re being told they are and need to feel guilty) rather than deal with this guilt now being foisted upon them that they’ve worked so hard their whole lives to avoid. So in essence, we have a good person that this critical race theory took and made into a self proclaimed racist simply because they’re too liberal to reject the theory outright, but too smart to feel guilty about something they can’t control.
Lord that’s confusing. Catholic here, after being pushed into “original sin” and 5 years old I can’t fathom how any white Catholic can accept this CRT at all, for one moment.
I’m Orthodox, so Soviet History is a very meaningful and relevant cenotaph for my family against CRT.
I believe in equality and all that hippie shit.
I admit I got hung up on this. What do you mean you believe in equality ?
I’m Orthodox, so there’s a sense in which I believe it’s true. But I want to know what you mean by it.
I just choose to believe that all people are created equal, in general. I choose not to get deeper than that, it gets weird. Sorry!
That’s runs counter to my experience - for example, a man is not equal to a woman; they’re created fundamentally differently. Likewise with different races; they’re different from each other, possessing different strengths and weaknesses, statistically as well as individually. And perhaps most strikingly, the inequality of morality that exists between people. Some are angelic, some demonic, with every possible range in between. There are many other differences that exist among men. That they are “created equal” just doesn’t pan out.
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