NYT Guild goes for diversity
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Haha love it. I also wonder who from the white supremacy scene they will hire? There are extremist groups in NYC too, you know.
@89th said in NYT Guild goes for diversity:
Haha love it. I also wonder who from the white supremacy scene they will hire? There are extremist groups in NYC too, you know.
EXCELLENT point!
Wait...forget it.
It's all about diversity, except that of opinion.
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Only non-witches get due process.
- Cotton Mather, Salem Massachusetts, 1692
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@jon-nyc said in NYT Guild goes for diversity:
4 days ago
I was afraid to look for it. I mean what if it was his thread?
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@jon-nyc said in NYT Guild goes for diversity:
I didn't read the thread when you posted it. What caught my eye was the response I posted.
The dancing Hasidism were what made me LOL.
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It is a little funny but I'd bet dollars to donuts that jews are already overrepresented there. Of course the current mix is probably something like 99.9% ashkenazi, of that 33% reform, 33% non-practicing atheist, and 33% buddhist. lol
Only non-witches get due process.
- Cotton Mather, Salem Massachusetts, 1692
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@jon-nyc said in NYT Guild goes for diversity:
4 days ago
I was afraid to look for it. I mean what if it was his thread?
@Loki said in NYT Guild goes for diversity:
@jon-nyc said in NYT Guild goes for diversity:
4 days ago
I was afraid to look for it. I mean what if it was his thread?
lol
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It is a little funny but I'd bet dollars to donuts that jews are already overrepresented there. Of course the current mix is probably something like 99.9% ashkenazi, of that 33% reform, 33% non-practicing atheist, and 33% buddhist. lol
@jon-nyc said in NYT Guild goes for diversity:
It is a little funny but I'd bet dollars to donuts that jews are already overrepresented there. Of course the current mix is probably something like 99.9% ashkenazi, of that 33% reform, 33% ayhiest, and 33% buddhist. lol
Not really relevant, but funny....
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It brings up a serious point, one that Peterson likes to make, that you can just keep chopping it up until you get to the smallest minority - the individual.
@jon-nyc said in NYT Guild goes for diversity:
It brings up a serious point, one that Peterson likes to make, that you can just keep chopping it up until you get to the smallest minority - the individual.
To Andrew Sullivan’s point the individual is under siege. You are no longer defined by who you want to be you are put into a group and that becomes you. For example I am white privilege and ergo have no right to talk about a whole host of issues. I was born with original sin and should just be ashamed of myself and shut the fuck up when near a more oppressed person which on some level is just about everyone around me
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@jon-nyc said in NYT Guild goes for diversity:
It brings up a serious point, one that Peterson likes to make, that you can just keep chopping it up until you get to the smallest minority - the individual.
To Andrew Sullivan’s point the individual is under siege. You are no longer defined by who you want to be you are put into a group and that becomes you. For example I am white privilege and ergo have no right to talk about a whole host of issues. I was born with original sin and should just be ashamed of myself and shut the fuck up when near a more oppressed person which on some level is just about everyone around me
@Loki said in NYT Guild goes for diversity:
@jon-nyc said in NYT Guild goes for diversity:
It brings up a serious point, one that Peterson likes to make, that you can just keep chopping it up until you get to the smallest minority - the individual.
To Andrew Sullivan’s point the individual is under siege. You are no longer defined by who you want to be you are put into a group and that becomes you. For example I am white privilege and ergo have no right to talk about a whole host of issues. I was born with original sin and should just be ashamed of myself and shut the fuck up when near a more oppressed person which on some level is just about everyone around me
Just be thankful you're not German with co-workers who know it.
