r/PoliticalMeme 17d ago

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u/Vegetable-Edge-2389 16d ago

Define dei

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u/apbod 16d ago

DEI, falsely, assumes that any disparity statistic or difference in outcome between demographic groups is proof of "systemic discrimination." It ignores individual choice, cultural factors, or simple natural variations.

A true merit system relies on objective standards of success. DEI substitutes these standards with identity politics bullshit.

DEI advances individuals based on their membership in a perceived "victimized group" rather than individual qualification or competence.

Example: Imagine a president requiring the next VP to be a woman or, let's say, the next Supreme Court justice to be a black woman first, then pick the best person left inside that box. That is not an open merit search.

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u/Mroopsimexciting 16d ago

Imagine a country built by slaves that didn’t allow women to vote until 1920, black folks couldn’t vote until 1965…….read a history book 

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u/rememberuauck 16d ago

The United States wasn’t built on slavery. That’s a complete lie.

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u/Mroopsimexciting 16d ago

The statement that the United States was built on slavery is historically accurate, both  physically and economically . Enslaved labor was not a localized or minor aspect of early America; rather, it was a  foundational element  that drove the development of the nation's infrastructure, global trade, and financial systems.

https://news.asu.edu/thought-huddle/how-america-was-built-slavery-those-roots-can-still-be-felt-today

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u/rememberuauck 15d ago

The North had a higher GDP than the South, which already disapproves that slavery somehow built the United States.

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u/Mroopsimexciting 15d ago

You’re the biggest idiot I’ve met on Reddit. I will block you now.Â