cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/68111168

When the “woke” mania swept the country in 2020, I took a step back and reevaluated where I stood and why I stood there. To my surprise, I found that I agreed with conservatives and libertarians on a number of issues. I opposed childhood gender transitions, unlawful and divisive DEI mandates, and the excesses of Critical Race Theory. I argued against biological males competing in women’s sports and being housed in women’s prisons. I did so loudly and publicly, losing many friends along the way. My stance wasn’t rooted in hate or fear but in a commitment to reason and fairness. My loyalty was to the truth, not to political tribes. Maintaining my integrity cost me greatly, but I believed it was worth it.

  • edgemaster72
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    They’re not turning on you, they were always against you, you were just too dumb to see it

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      The fact that she’s allowed to vote, choose who she married or not, and is allowed to date women is the woke wave she must hate

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        I dunno - progressive where it benefits her and fuck everyone else is a pretty typical conservative stance.