The DEI Thread


IDK why we shouldn't concern ourselves with dealing with a 'low level delivery for Marxism,' that seems like something pretty important to address to repair our society. Preventing the left from gaslighting our population into delusion and restoring incentives for merit and innovation is crucial. Not to say there's not many other major problems.
 
IDK why we shouldn't concern ourselves with dealing with a 'low level delivery for Marxism,' that seems like something pretty important to address to repair our society. Preventing the left from gaslighting our population into delusion and restoring incentives for merit and innovation is crucial. Not to say there's not many other major problems.

You won't ever win the argument by going after the red cloth they throw. Go for the bullfighter. Not the flag waved.

Call it what it is: Marxism.

Because conservatives seem to be getting suckered into positions that are designed to lose. Same as they always do.

I've been trying this with libs and they don't have an answer for it when you say that the real reason DEI needs to be abolished is that it is an explicitly Marxist system.
 
Companies are simply rebranding their DEI initiative and no longer using the wording. Instead of DEI it’s something else. This is how they will skirt the law and keep on doing what they have been doing.
 
I guess that is if you believe companies actually wanted the DEI crap, it definitely isn't something that helped their bottom line they were blackmailed into it. For some I could definitely entertain the idea that evil means more than profits but for most I think the bottom line is what matters most.
 
I guess that is if you believe companies actually wanted the DEI crap, it definitely isn't something that helped their bottom line they were blackmailed into it. For some I could definitely entertain the idea that evil means more than profits but for most I think the bottom line is what matters most.

The largest companies were financially blackmailed into it no doubt, but all the diversity trainings and social media propaganda has created a mass of liberal true believers who are forging ahead full steam regardless of the continued institutional support. And most medium sized companies/institutions have entrenched this lunacy to some degree, whether its just through additional scholarly hires or all new departments/policies that further the goals.

It remains to be seen how effective the "organic" efforts will be. But the handful of high-profile companies that have backtracked on diversity initiatives is likely not representative of the majority, unfortunately. These things have inertia, and will lag behind whichever way the pendulum is currently moving.
 

"A top 'DEI' activist is caught on voicemail allegedly offering minority air traffic controller candidates the chance to cheat in a make-or-break entry exam.

Shelton Snow, a powerful figure in the National Black Coalition of Federal Aviation Employees (NBCFAE), can be heard promising advance access to test answers in a shocking audio clip obtained by DailyMail.com.

'There are some valuable pieces of information that I have taken a screenshot of and I am going to send that to you via email,' says Snow, an air traffic operations supervisor based out of New York."
 

"Awful Reboot": Snow White Bombs Box-Office​



Walt Disney Studios' "Snow White" domestic box office debut was off to a very sleepy start, delivering ticket sales of $43 million in North America this past weekend—already at the low end for a major theatrical production. There was a mix of reviews for the "woke" remake of the 1937 animated classic.


Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs cost Disney around $250 million to produce. The remake is plagued with controversies that will likely cost Disney at the box office, including what Bloomberg described:

"The remake, a tale of female empowerment. Instead of trying to find a husband, the new Snow White leads a Joan of Arc-like rebellion against the Evil Queen, played by Gal Gadot."
Data from industry tracker Box Office Pro showed Snow White delivered ticket sales of $43 million in North America over the weekend, missing estimates from $45 million to $55 million — an already low range for a major theatrical production. Global ticket sales were around $87 million. In China, ticket sales grossed a little less than a million dollars.



Variety pointed out that Snow White has "notched the lowest domestic debut to date for Disney's various reimaginings, below even 2019's "Dumbo" which took flight with $45 million (without adjusting for inflation)", adding, "Prior remakes of "The Little Mermaid," "The Jungle Book," "Aladdin," "Beauty and the Beast" and "The Lion King" all opened above $100 million."

Reviews for the movie have been mixed.



Rotten Tomatoes scored the remake of the 1937 animated classic at 44%, with many top critics on the movie and TV review website giving the film a subpar rating:

  • Film critic Sara Michelle Fetters from MovieFreak: "Though far from a dream come true, this Snow White isn't without its enjoyable aspects. I watched it with a smile and a song, every bluddle-uddle-um-dum somehow injecting my heart with joy, often when I least expected."
  • Film critic Justin Kim from Loud and Clear: "Because of how utterly incongruous its direction is, it just ends up being a very confusing experience no matter your expectations."
  • Film critic Michael Ward from Should I See It: "There's no dazzle. There's no sense of wonder. No real sense of suspense or dramatic power. Everything is spoon fed to us through colors, visuals, dialogue, and music. There is no reason to think about any of this."
  • Film critical Dough Walker from Channel Awesome: "A Disney film production with a Disney Channel script."
Other critics:

  • The Guardian called Snow White an "exhaustingly awful reboot."
  • Observer called it to be "toe-curlingly terrible."
  • Rolling Stone critic David Fear said, "The movie does earn points as a bedtime story, however, because it will definitely put you to sleep."
  • Kyle Smith at The Wall Street Journal wrote, "Gloss prevails over heart in nearly every scene, and plot beats feel contrived."
  • The Boston Globe's Odie Henderson said, "I had high hopes that 'Snow White' would make me happy. Instead, this dopey remake made me sleepy and grumpy."
  • David A. Gross, who runs the FranchiseRe movie consulting firm, told Variety: "This isn't a Disney juggernaut."
Oof!


Snow White is Disney's second box-office release this year, and it continues a series of disappointments for the woke studio, which still hasn't learned that the Overton Window shifted last year, signaling the end of the era of acceptable "wokeness." It's time for conservative studios with common sense to rise up and fill Disney's void with non-woke movies - or just how movies were produced pre-2008.


Disney also managed to piss off the entire dwarf community by using CGI to replace the seven dwarf characters.

Sky News provided more color on this:

The use of CGI to create the seven dwarf characters, thus replacing the potential for little people to take up the roles, has left disability activists to accuse the movie of "erasing" them from the narrative.
In markets, Disney shares are down 11% year-to-date, barely holding onto the $100 handle, trending at Covid lows.



Also, last weekend, Robert De Niro's mob drama "The Alto Knights" imploded - just like his career - with just $3.2 million in ticket sales from 2,800 theaters. The cause of the dismal box-office result may stem from De Niro's radicalized, far-left comments about the president.
 

"Awful Reboot": Snow White Bombs Box-Office​



Walt Disney Studios' "Snow White" domestic box office debut was off to a very sleepy start, delivering ticket sales of $43 million in North America this past weekend—already at the low end for a major theatrical production. There was a mix of reviews for the "woke" remake of the 1937 animated classic.


Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs cost Disney around $250 million to produce. The remake is plagued with controversies that will likely cost Disney at the box office, including what Bloomberg described:


Data from industry tracker Box Office Pro showed Snow White delivered ticket sales of $43 million in North America over the weekend, missing estimates from $45 million to $55 million — an already low range for a major theatrical production. Global ticket sales were around $87 million. In China, ticket sales grossed a little less than a million dollars.



Variety pointed out that Snow White has "notched the lowest domestic debut to date for Disney's various reimaginings, below even 2019's "Dumbo" which took flight with $45 million (without adjusting for inflation)", adding, "Prior remakes of "The Little Mermaid," "The Jungle Book," "Aladdin," "Beauty and the Beast" and "The Lion King" all opened above $100 million."

Reviews for the movie have been mixed.



Rotten Tomatoes scored the remake of the 1937 animated classic at 44%, with many top critics on the movie and TV review website giving the film a subpar rating:

  • Film critic Sara Michelle Fetters from MovieFreak: "Though far from a dream come true, this Snow White isn't without its enjoyable aspects. I watched it with a smile and a song, every bluddle-uddle-um-dum somehow injecting my heart with joy, often when I least expected."
  • Film critic Justin Kim from Loud and Clear: "Because of how utterly incongruous its direction is, it just ends up being a very confusing experience no matter your expectations."
  • Film critic Michael Ward from Should I See It: "There's no dazzle. There's no sense of wonder. No real sense of suspense or dramatic power. Everything is spoon fed to us through colors, visuals, dialogue, and music. There is no reason to think about any of this."
  • Film critical Dough Walker from Channel Awesome: "A Disney film production with a Disney Channel script."
Other critics:

  • The Guardian called Snow White an "exhaustingly awful reboot."
  • Observer called it to be "toe-curlingly terrible."
  • Rolling Stone critic David Fear said, "The movie does earn points as a bedtime story, however, because it will definitely put you to sleep."
  • Kyle Smith at The Wall Street Journal wrote, "Gloss prevails over heart in nearly every scene, and plot beats feel contrived."
  • The Boston Globe's Odie Henderson said, "I had high hopes that 'Snow White' would make me happy. Instead, this dopey remake made me sleepy and grumpy."
  • David A. Gross, who runs the FranchiseRe movie consulting firm, told Variety: "This isn't a Disney juggernaut."
Oof!


Snow White is Disney's second box-office release this year, and it continues a series of disappointments for the woke studio, which still hasn't learned that the Overton Window shifted last year, signaling the end of the era of acceptable "wokeness." It's time for conservative studios with common sense to rise up and fill Disney's void with non-woke movies - or just how movies were produced pre-2008.


Disney also managed to piss off the entire dwarf community by using CGI to replace the seven dwarf characters.

Sky News provided more color on this:


In markets, Disney shares are down 11% year-to-date, barely holding onto the $100 handle, trending at Covid lows.



Also, last weekend, Robert De Niro's mob drama "The Alto Knights" imploded - just like his career - with just $3.2 million in ticket sales from 2,800 theaters. The cause of the dismal box-office result may stem from De Niro's radicalized, far-left comments about the president.
They should have cast Tim Curry as the Evil Queen and Whoopi Goldberg as Snow White.
 
They could always sell Rachel Zegler's luxurious pelt.

Tim Curry would be an awesome Evil Queen - if he were still working - but I can't stand Whoopi Goldberg. I say go full retard and cast Terry Crews as Snow White, but play it as President Carmacho...at least the film would be worth a laugh.
 
Back
Top