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Bozo_Casanova

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  1. CRT was never going to be dangerous. It's like any other critical academic framework - somewhat self-evident, highly self-referential, analytically useful, and fragile when confronted by ambiguity.
  2. And we would have MUCH more and better cheese. But it would not be great for anybody who was not "heritage American" because the kind of "colorblind nationalism" that is practiced in the real life of France is often quite a bit like like what we see MAGA working towards - a sort of perscriptive cultural American-ness that treats others with deep suspicion. I think you are really dug in, and unfortunately not responding thoughtfully. Again, do you not understand that the consistent theme of what I've posted, including the post you repsonded to is that GenX and Boomer white males did not give up anything or lose any advantage? You're just reciting the catachism here.
  3. No, I'm just not playing along. *Holy strawman, Brisket! Who said they"have it worse than everyone else"? ** Sigh, you are here begging the question. You bolded the word lost and it's important to your point, but did most of them ever have that advantage? I'm not sure. But either way, that isn't even what this is about. What you (ostensibly) read in the essay and from me (who you know personally) is first-hand personal knowlege of millenial men excluded from consideration for jobs and promotional opportunities on the basis of their race and gender, usually by white boomer and Gen X men, and that's significant too. You aren't addressing that at all. Instead, you're sort of vaguely suggesting that it didn't happen, or maybe didn't happen a lot, and if it did, they deserved it because their motivations are bad, ie *** "they want to get back the unfair advantage their predecessors had." I don't buy that. I think most people just want to move up in the world, forward in their career, etc, and there's nothing wrong about wanting that. I said that too, because that's what white progressives don't seem to want to address. You don't care about them getting fucked and said so, to wit:
  4. Indeed, and that’s extremely significant.
  5. This is an aside- by way of background I’ve been a boxing fan my entire life and spent 15 years in boxing gyms on an off, and even did some coaching. I wasn’t any good, but I know what I’m looking at. I will grant Jake Paul a modicum of respect for this one thing: he started late and yet got to the level of a decent local pro. He would be like the 5-6th best heavyweight boxer in DFW, for example. That’s good enough to get your ass beat flat by Anthony Joshua past his prime, but it’s not nothing. I don’t know anything about the sport of kickboxing, but because it has “boxing” on the name and Andrew Tate was apparently a professional kickboxing champion I just assumed he could box well enough to hang with Chase DeMoor, because DeMoor can’t box, like at all. Evidently not.
  6. But what’s in bold above is a core them of the essay and I thought it was provocative. The white males who hold power didn’t lose it, and the ones who were denied opportunity during the period we are discussing never had it.
  7. I’m horrified by most of the Gen Z boys I meet. I’m glad I have daughters. I like to think that if I had a boy I would have done a good job of raising him like @Brisketexan did his (he’s got a good one), but the truth is I think the problem is way beyond parenting. It’s everything. It’s the dismal tide. A pretty ok kid my daughter’s age was at our house and called Andrew Tate “the top G,” and when I responded in an even speaking that Tate was “the opposite of what a man should be” the kid seemed very personally wounded. It was troubling.
  8. This is an excellent post, esp the bolded.
  9. Wordle 1,647 4/6 ⬜🟨🟨🟨⬜ ⬜🟨🟨🟩⬜ 🟨🟩⬜🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
  10. Checkmate, libs
  11. But most of the people on this thread are saying that ~28% aren’t actually getting a smaller part, or if they are, they need to shut up because they make the people getting a bigger piece feel bad by looking like them. Your mom thought so too.
  12. Bozo_Casanova replied to RPM's topic in Movies and TV
    Yeah imma need to see evidence
  13. Bless your heart, thank you
  14. Well, the thing is I say shit like that all the time in person. I just smile and look them in the eyes when I do it, plus I’m handsome and tall, but not so much of either that it’s weird. You’d be amazed what you can say to people’s face if you smile and look them in the eye when you say it, so please, know that I am smiling now, and imagine a handsome but approachable man your age looking you right in the eye and saying to you, in a friendly way: read the essay next time. And then I wink at you. And you blush a little, and not in a gay way, not that there would be anything wrong with that, more in a curious way.
  15. “I don’t have time to read this, so let me tell you what I think about it in 1000+ words over the course of several days and a half dozen or so posts. “
  16. You’ve got a leg up on most of the people in this thread, evidenced by the fact that you read the prompt and understood it before you reacted.
  17. Then nothing. Then solidarity. You realize progressives lost these people, right? They were with you, now they aren’t. You lost them, because you didn’t care.
  18. You realize you aren’t in front of a jury, right? I’ve read the piece. I brought it to your attention. So your whole Miss Cleo routine where you speculate on his motivations that follows would need to pass through the filter of my lived experience to get accepted, not to mention the fact that you obviously have no idea about why he or anyone else thinks what they think. Sales, marketing, politics, evangelism even- they aren’t litigation. You’re dealing with deciders who have their own version of the facts and causation before they hear from you. And there’s no referee or independent party to say what’s fair and what’s foul. It all counts.
  19. Fucking monsters. Unreal.
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