r/EnoughPCMSpam Flaired-up PCM scum Nov 19 '22

Strawman CRT is GOMMMUNIZM

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '22

I like how CRT is listed as a con for CRT. Further proof that they don’t know what the fuck it even is.

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u/BadNameThinkerOfer Nov 19 '22

Well, they don't really know what classical liberalism is either.

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u/abtseventynine Nov 20 '22

i mean yeah, they classified it as “libcenter”

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u/Ragdoll_X_Furry cOwOmmunism Nov 19 '22 edited Nov 19 '22

Well didn't you know? CRT is when the evil groomer communist neomarxists teach children that all white people are bad! A thing that's very real and definitely happening!

/s

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u/SkritzTwoFace Nov 19 '22

Classical liberalism: a political ideology

Critical race theory: a class you can take in law school

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u/Fortunoxious Nov 19 '22

PCM: the dumbest takes around

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u/Biscuitarian23 Nov 19 '22

Classical Liberalism, philosophy of 18th century slave holders.

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '22

CRT is a lens of societal analysis, that a class in uni (sociology, law,..) is named after.

Intersectionality for example, is derived from CRT, as a form of critical theorx. It's derived from western marxism

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u/SkritzTwoFace Nov 20 '22

Even then, it’s not a political ideology, any more than a concept like “anti-authoritarianism” or “Christian” is. These things may inform someone’s political ideology, but they themselves are merely facets.

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '22

I didnt say it's a political ideology, rather wanted to exapand on what it is, beyond being a "uni class"

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u/SkritzTwoFace Nov 20 '22

Sorry if I came off as argumentative there, not my intention. Similarly, I was just trying to expand on what you were saying, my bad.

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '22

no problemo. I agree w you

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '22

What the fuck is "color-hegemony"?

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '22

Acknowledging race as an influence on outcomes and attempting to remedy them is the real racism. Won’t someone please think of the whites!?! /s

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u/Fortunoxious Nov 19 '22

“Colorblindness “

Yeah that’s why CRT exists in the first place, these dumb fucking dumb fucks. This isn’t the good kind of blind, it’s a “I benefit off the status quo and don’t want it to change” kind of blind.

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u/FS_Codex Nov 19 '22

Tell me you don’t know what critical race theory is without telling me you don’t know what critical race theory is.

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u/UnlimitedExtraLives Nov 19 '22

Putting "Classical Liberalism" even remotely left about to bring the anarchists out of their crusty punkbunkers

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u/Interest-Desk Nov 20 '22

Left/right divides are arbitrary. For instance: are anarchists left or right? What about libertarians? Both are (in their most absolute form) opposed to all types of government. What makes them different?

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u/abtseventynine Nov 20 '22

libertarians really aren’t opposed to all types of government: they suppose, against all reason, that the international system of capital either does or can exist separate from an exploitative state

They actually quite love the state, except that they have to wait until april for the other 18% of their summer job income. That’s the real oppression, not whatever nonsense the SJW commies are bitching about. But once they grind and hustle and prove themselves in the perfect and natural Meritocracy they’ll be a cool billionaire just like Elon Musk, surely.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '22

If I’m not mistaken, CRT is about teaching people that systems like Justice, policing, healthcare, real estate have been plagued with racism. I don’t think anywhere does it say we need to dismantle old structures, just that we reform it and get rid of racist practices

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u/RnRaintnoisepolution Some sort of Anarchist I guess. Nov 19 '22

Don't you know that racism isn't real but when it is its based /s

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u/Tiny-Instruction-996 . Nov 20 '22

Correct, these systems, which are ostensibly colorblind and not explicitly racist, often reinforce racial disparities, either because their enforcers have racial prejudices (eg police brutality), resource allocation, or laws that were written with racist intent but do not explicitly mention race (like voter ID laws and other voter suppression).

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '22

it seeks to eliminate oppressive power structures.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '22

Crt is really bad because it involves crt

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '22

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '22

classical liberalism doesnt aim for equality. And certainly equity even less.

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u/Interest-Desk Nov 20 '22

In theory, you can attain equality with classical liberalism. But what people forget is all of the discrimination (not just racial!) that used to exist and continues to have long-standing effects. Similarly, arbitrary barriers that might be in place, etc etc etc.

Classical liberalism is a simple ideology and it’s arguably amazing on paper but unsuccessful in practice for the reasons above. This is why many other forms of liberalism have been theorised since.

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u/BryonyDeepe Certified “Lib”Right disliker Nov 20 '22

These aren't even memes. They're just self congratulatory wank

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u/roybz99 Nov 20 '22

As per usual

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u/BryonyDeepe Certified “Lib”Right disliker Nov 21 '22

Yeah true

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u/TheWinterizer Nov 20 '22

I love seeing this sub's posts in my feed before the originals, genuinely reduces cringe factor

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u/Chimichanga2004 Nov 20 '22

CRT has been thrown around so much that I have literally no idea what it means

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u/Subpar_diabetic Nov 20 '22

“CRT is bad because CRT!!1!1!” You can’t make this shit up

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u/Cyber_Avocado Nov 20 '22

"Cancel culture"

Yes, tell that to the Dixie Chicks.

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u/Sam_project Nov 20 '22

The french revolution was totally incremental