Leftists are highly un-educated.
People can hold beliefs you dont like.
That includes racial pride and, yes, actual racism. And dont worry. We find you as equally repulsive. Perverted and deranged.
In a free country those things are not crimes. Its 100% legal.
And you are not the thought police. You do not get to dictate anything.
Just because you hate yourself and your race, we don't have to.
Thoughts are not prosecutable. Speech that doesn’t incite imminent violence is protected.
Acting on racial animus, discrimination in housing or hiring, violence, threats, can be illegal.
Just the same as liberal violence is.
Conflating the two is how you turn disagreement into a moral emergency and then into social punishment that looks a lot like a crime without the due process.
There is an obvious double standard on racial pride. Celebrating Black, Hispanic, Asian, or Indigenous heritage is treated as healthy identity. Doing the same for European ancestry is frequently labeled “problematic” or worse.
If pride in group history and achievement is legitimate for some, it is legitimate for all, or the principle is just tribal favoritism wearing progressive clothes.
Calling someone a racist is not the same as proving they committed a crime.
Treating the accusation as self-executing, jobs lost, platforms removed, reputations destroye, turns a slur into a substitute for evidence. That’s not justice. It’s enforcement of an orthodoxy.
You can refuse to associate with people who hold it.
What you cannot coherently do in a liberal democracy is pretend that holding the belief itself is legally or morally equivalent to an act of violence.
Once beliefs become crimes, the only remaining question is who gets to define the forbidden ones.
@Parodyjeffx Yes. Trevor Chandler served as Progressive Outreach Director at AIPAC from 2017 to 2022 (over five years). He is currently Senior Director of Public Affairs at Flock Safety.
Texas public libraries are stocking extremely sexually explicit books in the children’s section
“This book is in your children's section. Look up interviews with your favorite porn performers”
“This one — showing kids to go check out porn sites and pay for their porn”
Concerned parent “I just don't want my kids educated on how to find pornography online”
“We have LGBTQ families in our communities — They need these books”
To ere are books that are indoctrination kids into chance ideology also found in the kids sexton
“What we're finding is if they're not labeled or put in a curated section, there are kids that have never been introduced to this topic of gender ideology that are opening it up. So this begins to blur the lines on what's fictional, what's non-fictional”
The librarian defends the books and says that they expect parents to preview the books first if they might have an issue with the book