Anonymous #1 4d

“Aunt Jemima offends me, get rid of her!”

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Anonymous #1 4d

Which law got rid of aunt jemima? Name it.

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Anonymous #1 4d

We don’t criticize the republicans for following identity politics the same way they call most democrat politicians “dei hires” and only associate their success to their social identities

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Anonymous #1 4d

“policy positions” was part of my post. So try again and this time answer.

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Anonymous #1 4d

If the inconsequential rebranding of a line of breakfast food is the most pressing identity politics issue you can think of on the left, I think we’re doing just fine.

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Anonymous OP 4d

“Policy positions” does not mean it has to be codified in law, nice try tho!

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Anonymous #1 4d

Then let’s make it an easier question for you, which democrat in power called to ban Aunt Jemima as one of their policy positions? Name that democrat and show proof.

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Anonymous OP 4d

You keep making straw men and moving the goalposts bro 💀 nobody said anything about laws or democrats in power. Liberals called for the removal of aunt Janina, simple as that

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Anonymous #1 4d

Do you understand what policy positions are?

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Anonymous #3 4d

A position somebody has on a specific policy

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Anonymous #1 4d

The position a lawmaker or other politician takes on a policy, I.e. “democrats in power”

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Anonymous #1 4d

My entire post is about policy positions bright eyes. Good job.

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Anonymous #3 4d

You know you can have a position on a policy without being a lawmaker right? Like I imagine you have an opinion on certain policies, I.e. a policy position

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Anonymous #1 4d

And the removal of Aunt Jemima isn’t a policy position because it isn’t a policy issue. It’s a sociopolitical/cultural issue involving a private company’s mascot.

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Anonymous OP 4d

That’s definitely a policy

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Anonymous #1 4d

🤦🏻‍♀️🫩 this cannot be explained any clearer tbh I fear you’re lost

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Anonymous #3 4d

You’re just mad I pointed out the hypocrisy in the post? And I see right through your fallacies?

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Anonymous #1 4d

So anything anyone wants any company to do, is a policy position?

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Anonymous OP 4d

That would be a policy. How you feel about the policy would be a policy position

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Anonymous #1 4d

So if I want a company not to do a certain thing with their advertising or marketing, that to you, is a policy position rather than an opinion since it doesn’t call for any government intervention?

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Anonymous OP 4d

Policy position and opinion are not mutually exclusive

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Anonymous #1 4d

That isn’t what I asked.

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Anonymous OP 4d

Your question said “policy positions rather than opinion.” I would consider it both a policy position and an opinion

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Anonymous #1 4d

so my example, to you, counts as a policy position despite no call for government action?

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Anonymous OP 4d

Yes

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Anonymous #1 4d

What would that specific policy position be then? In your words.

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Anonymous OP 4d

Aunt-i Jemima

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Anonymous #1 4d

No, I’m not asking for a preferred renaming. I’m asking what would that policy position be if there’s no call to action from the gov. That’s the only entity relevant to the topic of policy positions when talking about a proposal on a given issue.

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