The Truth About Diversity and the Terrifying Reason the Commie Left Is Pushing It

The Truth About Diversity and the Terrifying Reason the Commie Left Is Pushing It

Anything being pushed by globalists — especially the evil commie clowns at the World Economic Forum (WEF) — requires a closer look. So, I thought I’d look into their dedication to diversity, equity, and inclusivity (DEI) which they’ve been hell-bent on gavaging down our throats.


FACT-O-RAMA! The commies like to wrap their tyranny in virtue. An example is the transgender narrative. We are all expected to agree that a man can don panties and thus he is a she, and anyone who differs is labeled a “bigot” and may actually be fired.

Why does the left push this codswallop? I believe the Marxists know a man cannot be a woman but have realized that if they can make people believe a man is a woman, they control and — in a weird way — own those people. Another example is the surge of illegal immigrants pouring over our border. The left claims they are allowing it for virtuous reasons but in reality, the globalists are trying to crush our nation with millions of people we can’t possibly help.

An Inconvenient Truth
It wasn’t long before I stumbled upon a study from 2000 by a political science professor from Harvard named Robert Putnam. Putnam, a liberal, has spent much of his career studying the reality of diversity. What he has found, again and again, doesn’t bode well for the apparatchiks, snowflakes, and prairie fairies preaching the supposed benefits of all things DEI.

FACT-O-RAMA! Putman wrote a book, Bowling Alone, which points out that diversity guts civic involvement at almost every level.

We’ve been led to believe that our differences are our strengths, but Putnam’s findings tell us quite the opposite. He interviewed 30,000 people, and the results were staggering.


Putnam found that people in diverse communities were less likely to vote, donate to charity, or become involved in civic and/or group activities (like bowling leagues). They were less likely to volunteer and work with others on community projects. In other words, people living in larger, diverse communities are less likely to band together, even for purposes of entertainment. That means they are less likely to work together. Importantly, they are less happy and have fewer friends. They spend more time watching TV and are more likely to consider their television as their best source of entertainment.
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