"It" -- An ostensibly well-intentioned sentiment, muddied by *racial essentialism* and a *directive that I MUST perform some ambiguously defined action(s), because -- you say so?
No, I don't 'love to see it'. Especially from the @LPNational, @JoshGuckert.
Could this gambit work? And Is it a betrayal of principle?
thedailybeast.com/antiracism-our…
And IF someone does see it, considering this commandment has no context of it’s own, do they buy Ibram Kendi's deluded text for instruction?
city-journal.org/how-to-be-an-a…
So I’ll make it plain: This dogma conflicts w/ libertarian ideals. We need not endorse it to CARRY ON supporting an end to the drug war + qualified immunity — that’s WHO WE ARE
I don’t know if this is well intentioned or tacky political larping.
I do know that needlessly polluting a movements long track record of criminal justice reform advocacy w/ racialist sludge is wrong.
That makes this gimmickry all the more frustrating. An unnecessary defect. A pointless — and I hope not deliberate — distraction.
I’d still vote for her, but not w/o some real angst.
Libertarianism is about individuals.
Libertarian ideas helped inform my decision to reject identitarianism.
Why disregard the principled and respectful objections of people who’ve helped promote + advance our shared values?
Good faith disagreement is always in fashion, Nic