I think I've mentioned this here before, but as a Lit major at a private college in the 80s I saw the beast that would one day swallow the globe up close (I think back then it was called Critical Studies), and I have to say: Lord, these people have succeeded beyond even their wildest dreams! If you had told even the dourest Gender/Race commissar back then that in 40 years med school profs would be spouting their jargon and denouncing all who refused to do so, they wouldn't have believed it possible.
Who could have guessed that in a span of one or 2 generations Americans could become a race of such addled and demoralized eunuchs that they not only applaud the castration of children and the awarding of MDs based on race, they demand it! As their right and as their conception of Justice!
Another sad part here, besides the simultaneous ideological takeover of all our institutions by some weird blend of Calvinism and Maoism (and the collapse of all their authority), is what this means for black doctors—I have an excellent black doctor who I love and respect, but in the future how could I possibly trust any black professional knowing that the standards were lowered for them?
Soc Justice once again harms those it claims to most want to help.
The end result will be further racism as whites will with this information shun non-white doctors, regardless of their competence. But the lawsuits that will follow for malpractice will only see one color; green.
You can bet your last dollar that if it had been a MAGA doctor sticking an LGBTQRSTUVWXYZ person that she would have been immediately charged with assault immediately after being fired. Time to storm the AG’s office
The same thing is happening in the airline industry. It is only a matter of time until DEI hiring practices cause a plane to crash. There have already been a few close calls.
Then when sane people prefer Asian or white doctors, that will prove the point of these complainers that "racism is everywhere." The further decay of western society continues. How much lower can we go?
TC Uncensored: Eithan Haim is one of the rare American physicians who's refused to accept the sexual mutilation of children in his hospital. Doctors, he says, believe “they can create a new type of human.” – 6 minute only
I'm not sure that story Liu told on Twitter actually happened or if it's just a made-up story for her Twitter audience, still shows poor judgement.
The ACS definition of racism in the second sentence, "discrimination through the institutional policies and practices" fits everything they are doing to white people perfectly. The difference is that past, white racists kept that thing quiet.
Re Del Rosario celebrating an extra stick for the patient who laughed at her gender pin.
I embrace the sentiment of your narrative here, but I think calling it an "injury" is kind of an exaggeration. Multiple sticks are not unusual at all. Laughing about them later, that's a different story.
I think I've mentioned this here before, but as a Lit major at a private college in the 80s I saw the beast that would one day swallow the globe up close (I think back then it was called Critical Studies), and I have to say: Lord, these people have succeeded beyond even their wildest dreams! If you had told even the dourest Gender/Race commissar back then that in 40 years med school profs would be spouting their jargon and denouncing all who refused to do so, they wouldn't have believed it possible.
Who could have guessed that in a span of one or 2 generations Americans could become a race of such addled and demoralized eunuchs that they not only applaud the castration of children and the awarding of MDs based on race, they demand it! As their right and as their conception of Justice!
Another sad part here, besides the simultaneous ideological takeover of all our institutions by some weird blend of Calvinism and Maoism (and the collapse of all their authority), is what this means for black doctors—I have an excellent black doctor who I love and respect, but in the future how could I possibly trust any black professional knowing that the standards were lowered for them?
Soc Justice once again harms those it claims to most want to help.
Look, if people need to die to save the feelings of the doctor, that's a small price to pay.
#IfItSavesJustOneFeeling
The end result will be further racism as whites will with this information shun non-white doctors, regardless of their competence. But the lawsuits that will follow for malpractice will only see one color; green.
You can bet your last dollar that if it had been a MAGA doctor sticking an LGBTQRSTUVWXYZ person that she would have been immediately charged with assault immediately after being fired. Time to storm the AG’s office
The same thing is happening in the airline industry. It is only a matter of time until DEI hiring practices cause a plane to crash. There have already been a few close calls.
Then when sane people prefer Asian or white doctors, that will prove the point of these complainers that "racism is everywhere." The further decay of western society continues. How much lower can we go?
TC Uncensored: Uncensored: Eithan Haim (full length - ~30 minutes)
https://tuckercarlson.com/tucker-carlson-unsensored-eithan-haim/
TC Uncensored: Eithan Haim is one of the rare American physicians who's refused to accept the sexual mutilation of children in his hospital. Doctors, he says, believe “they can create a new type of human.” – 6 minute only
https://x.com/TuckerCarlson/status/1762614754051301785?s=20
the ideology that kills
We now have another COD to explore at M&M Conferences: DEI
I'm not sure that story Liu told on Twitter actually happened or if it's just a made-up story for her Twitter audience, still shows poor judgement.
The ACS definition of racism in the second sentence, "discrimination through the institutional policies and practices" fits everything they are doing to white people perfectly. The difference is that past, white racists kept that thing quiet.
DEI anywhere is dangerous.
Re Del Rosario celebrating an extra stick for the patient who laughed at her gender pin.
I embrace the sentiment of your narrative here, but I think calling it an "injury" is kind of an exaggeration. Multiple sticks are not unusual at all. Laughing about them later, that's a different story.