The skin in the game marketplace

 Sean Davis:

DEI is welfare for idiots who are unemployable in the absence of identity politics. In the Soviet Union, the party card was a guarantee of employment and perks unavailable to the unwashed masses. In America in 2023, identity politics serves the same purpose. With the right skin color and sexual habits, you can go anywhere with your DEI card. But this creates a HUGE problem for the regime when obvious DEI hires crap the bed. They can’t throw the fake Gay lady at Harvard overboard without also admitting the entire DEI program is a sham that exists entirely to credential and elevate morons based on their skin color/sexual habits and their willingness to ruthlessly enforce DEI orthodoxy on everyone else. America won the Cold War against the Soviet Union, but it clearly lost the ideological war against Marxism. DEI is just Marxism with skin color and sexual habits instead of class. And it’s been installed as the operating system in every single major institution in this country.

DEI is a race-based preference scheme.  What should be required is a merit-based preference.  That gives people an incentive to work harder and perform.

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