My debut as a contributor to @theweek: Why you shouldn't vote for Trump if you want to stop the Woke Revolutionhttps://theweek.com/articles/939651/how-trump-radicalizing-left …
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Anyone paying attention to
@realchrisrufo's would realize a White House sympathetic to woke policies being institutionalized in civil service trainings would pretty much complete the project to take over the institutions. Until Biden behaves otherwise, he's their tool.
I think of this as the "let's not win now, so we can keep losing later" strategy. Biden will further institutionalize CRT, Trump will deinstitutionalize it. That's the choice. The "centrist-idealists" have no understanding of how power works.
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I keep saying this but some people seem to think the appeasement of a Biden election will sate the nonsense. Why would it? If someone more friendly to activists were to become college administrator, would they be less disruptive or more? Blood in the water.
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This is how it works, Damon. Like all insurgency movements, they work on the premise that the majority of people want to be left alone. What that means is that all you have to do is threaten sufficient disruption and you move people into passive support of your movement.
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The only bulwark against that is the civil and bureaucratic authorities. When those are internalized into the ideology, there is no bulwark, and the masses shift out of self preservation. That is how power works. Biden will just be the affable seeming vehicle.
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Right. This strategy didn't work *pre-Trump*; instead, CRT institutionalized and spread *even further* in the pre-Trump years. HRC ran a woke-style campaign. The Dems showed they were unwilling to stand up to this stuff.
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