BUT, ALL 'human problems', which you want to LOOK AT and ADDRESS just, coincidentally and quite conveniently, are NOT the ones you, "veritas aequitas", have, correct?Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Sat Jun 26, 2021 7:08 amRacialism is still a big issue and very problematic within humanity at the present phase of human evolution.Immanuel Can wrote: ↑Fri Jun 25, 2021 4:07 pm"Critical Race Theory" is a broad category. But it's a real one. I think there's a review in Philosophy Now last issue of a major book on the subject that documents all the original sources with academic rigour.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Fri Jun 25, 2021 5:26 am Recently there are a lot of hoo hahs of very aggressive promotion and strong resistance re Critical Race Theory
What I noted is this CRT is not the typical "racist" thing but a more complicated ideology.
What are your views [for or against] on Critical Race Theory?
CRT not just racist, but also sexist, heterosexual-despising, man-hating, anti-health (as in 'fat rights"), anti-national, anti-capitalist, anti-West, self-loathing, domineering, aggressive, hateful, collectivist, pseudo-intellectual and ideologically possessed.
Essentially, it's a desperate attempt to rescue some kind of Neo-Marxism from the ash heap of history, after Marxism's deplorable failures of the last century. It substitutes various "oppressed" categories for "the proletariat," and then tries to do the same moves as Marxism tried. It's really just divisive collectivism in polished up jackboots.
It really has no business being in academia, and certainly none in public education. It's political ambitions are broad and disastrous. It's heavily indoctrinatory, scientifically unsound and mostly absurdly ideological rather than scientific or intellectual. But it's around, and people are bowing at its shrine.
I believe to be analytical and critical [thus critical philosophy] in addressing human problems is essential.
But NOT ALL 'racism' is evil, or are they?Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Sat Jun 26, 2021 7:08 am But such a strategy has to be carried out holistically, i.e. taking the whole into account. In the first place we should increase the capacity of the average human to be 'critical' before we impose any 'critical theory of ..'
While it is a good step that there are people who are taking a critical look at the issue of racialism seriously but there are no strategy to increase the rational and critical capacity of the masses.
I noted from the books and videos I am aware, the current CRT is not addressed holistically and thus triggering more race related evils.
Of a "us vs them" attitude, 'you', "veritas aequitas", I have OBSERVED, are one who the MOST with this attitude.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Sat Jun 26, 2021 7:08 am Btw, re sexism, heterosexual-despising, man-hating, etc. they have their own critical theory, i.e. feminist critical theory, LBGT critical theory, Trans critical theory and so on.
From what I gathered, the final solution with CRT is Activism [thus ideological] using the media as its vehicle to get rid of racial oppression.
However, I believe if it is not addressed holistically, while CRT will highlight and resolve some superficial racial issues it will instead generate more evil racial issues leveraging on the us vs them instincts.
LOL "more emotional"Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Sat Jun 26, 2021 7:08 am To teach CRT in school to children [who are more emotional and don't have the rational capacity and maturity to be critical]
So, to 'you', "veritas aequitas", to teach children in schools right FROM wrong will generate "other sorts of the evil acts and other associated problems", correct?Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Sat Jun 26, 2021 7:08 am at present is one of the worst kind of strategy and will only invoke greater tribalism and us vs them instinct that would generate other sorts of the evil acts and other associated problems.
And, what are the "evil acts", EXACTLY, which you are referring to here?