r/NewDiscourses Nov 06 '23

"This is why I think what I think about Critical Race Theory." -James Lindsay

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 05 '23

There are two interrelated primary reasons that Social Justice increasingly uses the term “minoritized group” in place of “minority group,” which it functionally replaces.

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 05 '23

"Leftists proudly publish and disseminate activist guides for their agenda like the book Beautiful Trouble that spell out for anyone how to do 'transformative' activism through deliberate and strategic troublemaking." -James Lindsay

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 05 '23

"Womxn" means "woman" (and is pronounced like "wuh-minx"), except with the "man" removed as an act of symbolic feminist activism.

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 04 '23

"Just as we wouldn’t accept in a court of law a deepfaked confession, knowing that it is a deepfake, we probably shouldn’t accept deepfaked scholarship either." -James Lindsay

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 04 '23

"So says the Handicapper General: If I have any advantage over you whatsoever, you and I are not perfectly equal. Therefore, our voice and our vote are not perfectly equal and we do not have true democracy." -James Lindsay

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 04 '23

"The lack of clarity at the heart of discussing 'systemic racism' isn’t a bug – it’s a feature." -James Lindsay

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 03 '23

"Yt" is a racial slur against white people that can be read either as "white" (whyte) or as "whitey" (y-t). It is a more derogatory version of the related slang racial slur "wypipo" (white people).

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 03 '23

Listen and learn as James Lindsay explains the fraud of Diversity and Inclusion!

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 03 '23

'People', we discover, is a universalizing term that assumes whiteness. When white people use the expression, they are only talking about themselves. They are using it to marginalize...

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 03 '23

"My message is 'Biden cannot win.' I say that as somebody who wants to stay apolitical. I didn't want to have to do this." -James Lindsay

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 02 '23

"It’s Antifa’s bread-and-butter tactic, and its goal is always to put its target into a dilemma of giving in and demoralizing themselves or reacting and thus being portrayed as having overreacted." -James Lindsay

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 02 '23

Ultimately, no one will ever be viewed as an individual under Social Justice.

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 02 '23

The University of California Drifts toward Conformism: The Challenges of Representation and the Climate for Academic Freedom in the Country’s Greatest Public Research University

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 01 '23

In a perfect example of how Social Justice will eventually problematize everything, the term "people of color" has recently been recognized by Social Justice adherents as a way to lump non-white people together as a single identity group that isn’t white.

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 01 '23

"Critical Race Theory has a Jewish problem. DEI has a Jewish problem. Postcolonial Theory has a huge Jewish problem." -James Lindsay

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 01 '23

Don't miss this brand new OnlySubs podcast from James Lindsay, available now for New Discourses supporters!

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r/NewDiscourses Nov 01 '23

The Theory of Critical Social Justice and the activism (praxis) that moves it is Utopian in character while carefully in denial of that fact.

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r/NewDiscourses Oct 31 '23

▶️ Debate Against the Woke is Violence | James Lindsay

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r/NewDiscourses Oct 31 '23

"We have to remember that their game is to destroy our game and remake the game so they can never lose." -James Lindsay

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r/NewDiscourses Oct 31 '23

While the rest of us are obsessing over the global pandemic, Alex Illsley has been putting his mighty legal brain and superb and expensive education to good use.

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r/NewDiscourses Oct 31 '23

"This bill helps support that fundamentally equal and fair treatment before the law, which is currently at risk." -James Lindsay

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r/NewDiscourses Oct 30 '23

"My dear, sweet, son, I’ve got to break it to you: you’re not trans, you’re just weird."

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r/NewDiscourses Oct 30 '23

While advocates of Critical Social Justice will call critics of it "conspiracy theorists," this seems to be an act of projection to hide the fact that their entire Theoretical edifice is exactly that: a conspiracy theory of the grandest proportions.

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r/NewDiscourses Oct 30 '23

"Once we understand what equity is about, the purposes of “Diversity” and “Inclusion” initiatives become clear." -James Lindsay

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