I clarified who I was referring to before you responded. Thanks for weighing in though!
Have you heard of any studies about diversity being akin to a fatal disease or… are you just here to say you don’t like my post?
edit: Can you point out what “my movement” is? I posted about how I thought some posts are silly.
edit 2:
I’ll respond to your response here!
“ I think the DEI movement is full of grifters and dummies who think saying intersectional a lot of times makes something right, is what I think. It's a jobs program for humanities majors where we pay them to tell us how awful we are”
Okay, so I’m part of “the DEI movement” (this isn’t something I’ve ever heard of but ok)
Since all posts are motivated by movements, can you describe your movement?
I guess I’ll just continue this conversation. I’m not sure why you seem to think deleting your posts makes this not a public conversation.
>I'm just a coder who posts occasionally. Small identity and definitely not attached to any movement.
You’re just an individual without any ideological affiliation or movement, but you have such an acute sense of who is in what movement that you’re comfortable accusing strangers of being paid shills for posting jokes online?
So like, would accusing me of being a paid shill violate that principal?
Out of curiosity, since you’re not in a movement or part of a group, who did you mean by “we” and “us” in the sentence “It's a jobs program for humanities majors where we pay them to tell us how awful we are”
And nobody posted that they really hope they don't sit next to a black guy.
Maybe this tendency to demand total fealty or level accusations of racism is alienating people from your movement?