1. On Critical Race Theory (Beware of Sematic Traps)
The way Marxists of a certain bent keep confusing the public is by claiming that CRT is not being taught in schools, which may technically be correct. What is actually being taught, with prescribed books, is "anti-racism."
The way Marxists of a certain bent keep confusing the public is by claiming that CRT is not being taught in schools, which may technically be correct. What is actually being taught, with prescribed books, is "anti-racism."
2. Now anti-racism is an offshoot of CRT but it is actually far worse. That is how Marxists want to have their cake and eat it too, by creating misdirection about CRT not being taught, while teaching something even worse that is an offshoot of CRT but technically not exactly CRT.
3. GOP would be smart to continue bludgeoning the Marxists with the CRT (which in essence is true, even if technically incorrect at times) and must never use the term "anti-racism" that the Marxists would love for GOP to adopt. Anti-racism is a verbal trap, just like Antifa.
4. How can anyone be against "anti-racism?" The term seems to imply an attempt to eliminate racism, which is of course a good thing to do. Opposing that would of course be odious.
5. But here is the catch. In practice, "anti-racism" has very little to do with eliminating racism, and everything to do with practicing racism ... against whites. That seems to be the Marxist project du jure. Get wise to it, and never use the term anti-racism.
6. Racism is evil. And so is anti-racism, which in practice right now is a code for practicing racism against whites.
The End
The End
*Semantic
*du jour
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