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Originally Posted by Cuepee
Is it a pretense though?
I ask that seriously as I have known guys with strong opinions about everything even when they admit zero domain knowledge in the area and who are then convinced they are right because it just 'seems to make sense to them'.
What you are suggesting is a dishonesty in approach (pretend = deception) as opposed to an ignorance in approach which I think Lucky really brings.
No offense intended but i find it very rare that Lucky can bring an informed real view to anything. He just seems to 'question' and then opine, often asking others to make the arguments which ties into him not knowing enough to do so.
It's not just one approach. Mainstream media is taking a dishonest approach on both sides. I was giving the benefit of doubt to people like Crenshaw and Kendi were true believers, I also give them benefit of the doubt of being some of the strongest thinkers on the left, but recent interviews they gave, I'm not so sure anymore. They outright lied about their own thinking/movements.
One thing I know for certain, there's probably a few people who know what they're doing. Specifically, the BLM founders, outside of that, I'm not sure if it's nothing more than these folks lying to themselves because of their deep rooted faith of the ideology. Or are simply drifters. The intellectually honest folks who buy into critical race theory have written books, not the pop culture s*** of white fragility or how to be an anti-racist, but rather those who work and write specifically about critical race theory, those people aren't that prevalent on the media circuit.
On the right, there's only a few people who are actually engaging from an intellectually honest position as well. James Lindsay is one of those, John McWhorter (he's not really a righty) and Glenn Lowry is another... Coleman Hughes, John Wood Jr. (not a lefty either), among others.