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    Es stellt sich heraus, dass die DOGE-Brüder, die Humanities Grants getötet haben, diesbezüglich ziemlich sensibel sind

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    1. B-Z_B-S on

      Yeah, I’ve noticed during my time on Reddit that MAGA people tend to be very sensitive to any form of criticism and they are *really* insecure about how immoral their beliefs are.

    2. ToadP on

      Yeah they are not the people we need in this country, They have shown themselves to be self serving trolls that are using privilege to hurt people.. Karma is real Bro!

    3. BoringPostcards on

      Reading the transcript of these kids‘ depositions is absolutely HEAD-SPINNING. Watching them try to define DEI without looking at their device or a piece of paper is like watching a cat try to catch the red dot from a laser pointer.

    4. def_indiff on

      Man that story is a tough read. Total “banality of evil” stuff there.

    7. Catalina_Eddie on

      >*Irony alert: Nate Cavanaugh — a college dropout with no government experience, no background in the humanities, and no apparent understanding of the grants he was terminating — defined DEI as “decisions on the basis of something other than merit.” He said this while sitting in a deposition about his time holding multiple senior government positions for which he had no qualifications whatsoever. The lack of self-awareness is genuinely staggering.*

      What a time to be alive.

    8. Francois_1 on

      So yeah, the videos got taken down. Someone made copies though, right? Where can we find them?

    9. Certain-Anxiety-6786 on

      Didn’t facts not care about feelings? I guess they’re feelings matter but everyone else can get fucked

    10. surfnfish1972 on

      Stop the whining, it is not like they will face any consequences for the deaths caused and lives ruined.

    11. avogadro23 on

      Favorite quote from the article:
      “Nate Cavanaugh — a college dropout with no government experience, no background in the humanities, and no apparent understanding of the grants he was terminating — defined DEI as “decisions on the basis of something other than merit.” He said this while sitting in a deposition about his time holding multiple senior government positions for which he had no qualifications whatsoever. The lack of self-awareness is genuinely staggering.”

    12. LuminaraCoH on

      So… we shouldn’t point out that they’re complete fuck-ups who proved to be incapable of doing anything right *and* engaged in criminal actions, because it might hurt their feelings?

      Hold on… I know it’s here somewhere… I could swear… well, *damn*, I can’t find a single fuck to give.

    13. cwk415 on

      They’re not sensitive, they’re sociopaths, they don’t feel emotions like shame or empathy. 

      They, like all conservatives/rich kids, just hate accountability and see it as an unfair attack, because they’ve never been held responsible for anything in their lives. 

    14. snorin on

      This loser based on his own horribly stated option then would categorize a documentary about America as dei since Americans are a minority on the global scale.

      Truly the dumbest fucking baby ass losers are in charge. This is one of the most embarrassing time periods to be American.

    15. black_flag_4ever on

      DOGE was the first test of whether SCOTUS or Congress would do anything to stop the Executive branch from breaking how our government works and they failed spectacularly.

    17. Y0___0Y on

      Incredibly well written article. Everyone should read it. It sums up EVERYTHING about this ordeal.

    19. No_Truth4137 on

      In fairness, Trump is the poster boy of someone who can give it but can’t take it

    20. starfleetdropout6 on

      That was an infuriating but excellent read.

      >So a documentary about anti-Black violence during Reconstruction is “not for the benefit of humankind.” A documentary about Jewish women’s slave labor during the Holocaust is “inherently DEI” because it’s focused on “gender” or “religion.” But remember, the keyword list Fox built to scan grants included terms like “LGBTQ,” “homosexual,” “tribal,” “BIPOC,” “native,” and “immigrants.” Notably absent: “white,” “Caucasian,” or “heterosexual.” When pressed on this, Fox offered the defense that he “very well could have” included those terms but just… didn’t.

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