re: Why Are We Opposing CRT?

Because basically the same collective mentality that has over the generations cautiously used sly, incremental, subtle, insidious, camouflaged methods to push its neo-Marxian, socially corrupting "father" - critical theory - on their prime target the West's pliable, trusting, and unwary young, believe they're now ready for the final step in their skewed dialectic.

That the time is right for its next permutation they've so longed for, and that they've accumulated sufficient power in our institutions and are now entrenched enough to be open, blatant, and smug in pounding it relentlessly into the social fabric - daring anybody to do something about it.

Would prefer to believe that its flagrant, frenzied insistence, and bright glow indicate a last desperate push and dying breath of what is now a collective mentality that sees itself losing its power, grasp, and effectiveness for producing even more guilt in the populace, and is on its way out.

That it's suddenly, grudgingly realized itself as the West's societal, political "red giant."

So now what else is left but this final push.

I oppose CRT vehemently but I do support segregation.

America was a happier and safer place for all involved back when we were segregated and that's just a simple truth.

Separate but equal, it was the way to go and we made a mistake going away from it

Why do sane and rational people oppose CRT?

Because it's revisionist history that some Marxists academics have cooked up to poison the minds of young Americans

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....public schools deteriorate. They will come back to the bargaining table once private schools are busting at the seems.

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Wow it's like you don't even realize this has been going on for the past 20 years.