(04-13-2022, 10:55 AM)Lucky2Last Wrote:

(04-13-2022, 09:40 AM)mikesez Wrote: 1) I'm a Republican
2) racial sensitivity training is not CRT, nor is it the same idea as CRT.
3) A good government should be indifferent to what private corporations teach their employees, as long as the employees' civil rights (notably their freedom of religion and political association) are not violated.  This is what conservatism used to be about.

1) No. You're not. You registered Republican because you think you're gaming the system by messing up their primaries. You don't like abortion, but on almost every other issue you lean left, and you vote left. You're the one in denial, not me. You and Marty claim not to be Democrats, and I genuinely believe you guys are sincere when you say that. However, you are both establishment hacks, which makes you, for all intents and purposes, Democrats. 
2) Yes it is, stupid. Just because it's not called CRT doesn't absolve it of its origin. Who is doing the racial sensitivity training, Mikey?  A bunch of conservative racial activists? No, you dolt. It's progressive activists, and their MO is exactly what I outlined above that you somehow already forgot.
3) Sure. But we have a bad government. One that has merged with corporate interests. The corporate-government carousel will continue until we actually start governing the corporations and stop letting the corporations govern us.

1) I wouldn't use those words "gaming" or "messing up".  It's also simply about the fact that in statewide races Democrats lose so if you want any say about which Republican gets to be governor or senator you have to register Republican.  I voted DeSantis in the 2018 primary and I was glad to have the opportunity.  
2) You're flailing pretty wildly here, I'm having trouble keeping up.  Are you suggesting that there should be no racial sensitivity training, ever, because some of the teachers might also believe in CRT?
3) To the extent that this is a problem, the way to address it is to break up certain monopolistic corporations. Merely break them up, don't tell them what to believe.

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