I wouldn't have a problem with it if zero politics was actually enforced across the board.will soon be in control of the purse strings.
Space Force commander REMOVED from his role over CRT comments
Lt Col. Matthew Lohmeier, main, had appeared on a podcast to promote his new book, inset, when he made comments. That led to a 'loss of trust...in his ability to lead', the Space Force said.www.dailymail.co.uk
Yea, rules on taking any political stance while in uniform are very clear and unambiguous in DoD - and not new.
This.
I agree - these are, at best, uncharted waters, maybe even BS.
They're just gonna say being "anit racist" isn't political while open discussion of Marxism is.
No doubt it should be fought but having those currently enlisted calling this shit Marxism isn't the way unless they can get 90% to openly agree (which will never happen).
But it is political. Critical theory was created by Marxists who observed that the workers in Western democracies were not becoming revolutionaries and spurring Marxist revolutionaries as Marx had theorized, and as they desired. They were looking for ways to “fix” that “problem.” They blamed the lack of revolutions and revolutionary consciousness among the workers and “masses” in part on bourgeois culture and institutions and thus created critical theory as a means to tear down the culture and institutions and create revolutionary consciousness among the people. Critical race theory is designed as a tool to destroy the existing society so it can be replaced with a Marxist society.
It might be political to us but we're never gonna roll that back now that's it's a thing. Even suggesting otherwise is playing right into their hands and the narrative they want.
If Marxism is never going to be rolled back in America, then the country is over.
You're not gonna be able to roll back critical race theory being considered non political by those that believe it.
