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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Step 1: frame any issue (school closure) in terms of social justice and equity.
Step 2: throw around knee jerk jabs of racism at any criticism of step 1.
Step 3: ?[/quote]

Step 3: Recreate fantasy of steps 1 and 2 happening over and over until it’s featured on Tucker Carlson.[/quote]

I’m not against it. For example, in order to get legislation passed, it’s been a good, prudent and pretty recent tactic framing climate change or marijuana policy based on the impact on racial justice. It’s a can’t lose method of putting forth a policy and having it taken seriously. When you frame in person learning in that context, it’s very hard to counter the narrative or risk being seen as racist.[/quote]

Yeah, and you see this on DCUM a lot.  Any point someone wants to make, if someone doesn't agree with you, call them racist.  Don't have funds to hire childcare for DL and are at risk of losing your job because overseeing DL?  Obviously you're racist because Black people have had worse.  Perfection!  No one will get annoyed with this tactic!  No one will start to question every single social justice policy!  [/quote]

Go back to prepping for your show, Tucker. This is absurd.[/quote]

Your low brow responses are absurd. Calling someone Tucker Carlson is juvenile. You aren’t positing anything of value in response beyond ad hominem attacks. Pro tip: It’s not useful to be argue a position that way and further entrenches anyone you are debating into their position.

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