No well meaning, honest person can say that it is bad to desire a color blind society, to want everyone to be treated equally relative to immutable characteristics, or to be judged by the content of their character - and then tell you they oppose racism.
No one who desire a free nation should want to compel speech to squash debate ... but here we are.
The absolute worst people in public discourse cannot argue their position, cannot stand for their policies to see the light of day ... so they will instead strive to destroy any voice that runs counter to their own.
Weak people with weak ideas are always the most vicious.
Congrats, you are a racist...in Canada.
The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) has redefined being racist as anybody who believes in “equality but not equity” or those who “refuse to engage in self-reflection and education to address their own” supposedly racist beliefs.
This is an amazing bit of Maoist positioning by Canada. Everyone get your self-criticism written and dunce hat fitted.
This Cultural Marxist Kendism is what, without a pause, the CNO thought everyone should think about,
Note how it weaves in the very defendable with socio-political sectarianism. Simply destructive, and will lead to more conflict, not less ... but that is the point of this whole grift. It was too close to going away ... and there is too much money to make - they can't let unity and equality be the standard.
What an evil ... what is it ... a religion, political philosophy, cult? Don't know ... but there is no place where things get better in their world. Crisis and strife is their oxygen.
Admiral Gilday would still be pointing our Navy towards this nasty bit of sectarianism if Congress did not put as much pressure on him as it did. Don't forget that.
Can you get more racist, than to believe that minorities cannot succeed without " anti-racists " working to ensure that they can get ahead?
Congressional pressure has zero effect on this. Gilday may be the most public and annoying face of this plague, but the true apostles are the products of the American university system (including the boat school) that have been poured into the officer corps over the previous decade. It is not going away anytime soon.