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5 minutes ago, 716er said:

 

Another example of something that isn't cancel culture - keep going folks!

 

Keep going?  You gave up on all the ones I presented from ONE profession.  And you cherry picked the ones that were not (and I agree with you) people losing their livelihood.  

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2 minutes ago, unbillievable said:

For being a ***** professor.

 

 

Indeed - hence my thanking you for another example of someone dealing with the consequences of their actions.

 

Just now, Chef Jim said:

 

Keep going?  You gave up on all the ones I presented from ONE profession.  And you cherry picked the ones that were not (and I agree with you) people losing their livelihood.  

 

Why don't you cherry pick the ones that are cancel culture since you used the link as an example of cancel culture. Not going to do your homework for you, Jim.

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3 minutes ago, 716er said:

 

 

Indeed - hence my thanking you for another example of someone dealing with the consequences of their actions.

 

 

Why don't you cherry pick the ones that are cancel culture since you used the link as an example of cancel culture. Not going to do your homework for you, Jim.

 

I have a meeting in 10 minutes but I'll give you a few.  

 

7,8,9,12,22,30,31,36,39,45

 

All I have time for but you get my point.  

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9 hours ago, oldmanfan said:

I do not agree with your point whatsoever, because you have made no point.  

 

This cancel culture crap is just that.  Crap.  Allow people to express their views regardless of political persuasion, then debate them on the merits of their argument.  Quit threatening individuals, quit threatening companies with boycotts.  And quit pretending it is only one side of the political spectrum responsible.

This seems to be a hot button issue for you.  Other people feel differently, as is the way if the world. 
 

Let it be. 

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Just now, leh-nerd skin-erd said:

This seems to be a hot button issue for you.  Other people feel differently, as is the way if the world. 
 

Let it be. 

 

Just now, leh-nerd skin-erd said:

This seems to be a hot button issue for you.  Other people feel differently, as is the way if the world. 
 

Let it be. 

This is a forum for discussion I thought.

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On 5/10/2021 at 8:27 AM, All_Pro_Bills said:

I'm not talking about business boycotts or political influence.  That's an entirely different thing.  I'm talking about leftist attacks that are personalized and targeted to specific individuals.  Attacks that seek to ruin people's lives.  Coerce their employers to fire them.  Cause them tangible and personal harm.  Attacks driven by some belief that their "safe spaces" are being violated.  There's a big difference between the two.  

Its about exerting power over the livelihoods of people that dare to oppose their views.  People like the lone editor or writer at the NYT's or other papers that dare to write or publish an article or interview someone expressing views the mob doesn't approve.  Its about controlling what people can do, what people can say, and what people can think.  Its a dangerous threat to democracy and free expression.  And pretending it doesn't exist doesn't make it disappear.  Frankly, I'm growing tired of anyone that continues to give these mentally weak and emotionally immature "victims" a pass.  My guess is they were spoiled little brats as children that mommy and daddy didn't have the ability or the stomach to discipline and now they've grown into spoiled adult brats.  

 

 

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LET’S CLEAR THIS UP:

 

Is exercising your constitutionally guaranteed right to religious practice equivalent to imposing your religious beliefs on others? 

 

Sharon Stonestreet of the Colson Center for Christian Worldview thinks not and she offers three solid reasons why.

 

https://www.hillfaith.org/culture/what-would-you-say-dont-impose-your-religious-beliefs-on-me/

 

 

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The Message Is Loud And Clear: Comply Or Be Destroyed

How some can't deal with disagreement

 

 

Critical race theory isn’t really a theory. It’s an idea some crackpot academic cooked up to try and justify the fact that they and so many of the folks they knew growing up didn’t amount to as much as they believed they should have.

 

The real world is tough, but critical race theory gives black men and women an easy out. They don’t get ahead because the deck is stacked against them.

 

It never really gets around to addressing all the white men and women who never achieve their life’s ambition, but who cares about them, right?

 

Yet critical race theory is now being treated like it’s a scientific fact. No dissent with the theory is tolerated. Hell, it’s worse than anthropogenic global warming. While people may think you’re an awful person for not believing mankind is behind climate change—even if you’re someone who thinks it’s real, just not caused by man—at least no one is trying to get your life completely destroyed.

 

https://tomknighton.substack.com/p/the-message-is-loud-and-clear-comply

 

 

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2 hours ago, 716er said:

So many righties trying to cancel critical race theory - just terrible

I disagree with any theory that seeks to organize society based on race...it opposes the Civil Rights Act of 1964...but that’s just me, though...what do I know...

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WELL, GOOD: Texas Senate Committee Passes Ban On Teaching Critical Race Theory.

 

https://thetexan.news/critical-race-theory-ban-in-classrooms-approved-by-senate-committee-stripped-of-democrat-changes/

 

It did find one Democratic supporter in the Senate State Affairs Committee: Sen. Eddie Lucio Jr. (D-Brownsville).

 

“My heroes of the past have been all colors. White, black, brown,” Lucio said. “I truly hope to see when we are one American family.”

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24 minutes ago, B-Man said:

 

Yes, the armed forces is trying to recruit woke.  But the numbers just don't support the idea.  If you or somebody close to you served in the military think of the traits and characteristics that made them a good soldier.  Now think of woke values and attributes.  They are simply inconsistent.  Can you really imagine a combat situation supported by a squad of woke soldiers?  Is it possible to return fire in a non-offensive and "safe" manner?  The entire idea is absurd.    

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On 5/20/2021 at 1:17 PM, B-Man said:

The Message Is Loud And Clear: Comply Or Be Destroyed

How some can't deal with disagreement

 

 

Critical race theory isn’t really a theory. It’s an idea some crackpot academic cooked up to try and justify the fact that they and so many of the folks they knew growing up didn’t amount to as much as they believed they should have.

 

The real world is tough, but critical race theory gives black men and women an easy out. They don’t get ahead because the deck is stacked against them.

 

It never really gets around to addressing all the white men and women who never achieve their life’s ambition, but who cares about them, right?

 

Yet critical race theory is now being treated like it’s a scientific fact. No dissent with the theory is tolerated. Hell, it’s worse than anthropogenic global warming. While people may think you’re an awful person for not believing mankind is behind climate change—even if you’re someone who thinks it’s real, just not caused by man—at least no one is trying to get your life completely destroyed.

 

https://tomknighton.substack.com/p/the-message-is-loud-and-clear-comply

 

 

Know what would be swell? If cancel culture shrunk and imploded on itself like a black hole.

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