DEI is not the reason why you presume Black people aren’t qualified. Racism is the reason. And a need to believe a Black person could not possibly do better than you. I know it and you know it, too.
@mandalore1228 I feel bad for the boy, actually. As you say, his father is enabling unhealthy and - in the long run -unsustainable behavior. The young man is not learning how to have real relationships. His "friends" will just use him for his money, as his current girlfriend is doing. It's sad
@usebigears@suepafan@Lesdoggg When he says that "this is the kind of thing that gives Christians a bad name, I can fully confirm that take.
As a non-believer, I find Christian efforts to promote their religion through our public institutions quite offensive.
@usebigears@suepafan@Lesdoggg Respectfully disagree.
He prefaced his argument saying he considers the proposal unconstitutional. He also knows some of his audience don't really care about that.
I thought he made a sincere, good-faith argument. Your disagreement doesn't mean it was gaslighting.
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@usebigears@suepafan@Lesdoggg He's making a religious argument against the legislation because he is addressing someone who favors the bill for religious reasons. He's tailoring his argument to his audience.
Scripture doesn't explicitly say "be kind." It says feed the hungry etc.
We call that kindness