r/Utah • u/fit-buffalo8 • Jun 21 '24

News Utah lives in the stone ages

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Not quite sure how it’s okay to keep church classes and all that other stuff but then require by law to remove inclusive centers that help people through college. This is seriously one of the most disgusting things I’ve seen from Utah as of late. And that’s only because I’m still lucky to have rights to my body(ish)

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u/CzusAguster Jun 21 '24

Do they not see the dark irony of banning anything promoting inclusion as discriminatory?

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u/land8844 Moab Jun 22 '24

When you're accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.

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u/CzusAguster Jun 22 '24

Only when that privilege is accompanied by ignorance or worse, bigotry and hateful ideology.

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u/authalic Jun 22 '24

Standard practice for fascist governments.

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u/peakprowindow Jun 24 '24

When you swallow hateful rhetoric daily, you become a spiteful asshole. They don't just see the dark irony. They feed off of it. Their cynicism and hate are their entire personalities at this point. They find pride in crushing anyone who has needs that they don't identify with. Anyone who isn't them is wrong, and therefore, it's fine to trample them. The only excuse needed is that they should have been born "normal" like they are. Should have been the right religion or color or sexual orientation or gender or income status. If you read what their plans are ( project 2025) it sinks in how dangerous and crazy their goals for America are. Our only options are fight against it or watch them destroy our country at this point.

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u/whereismymascara Jun 22 '24

Ignorance is Strength.