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DEI Dismantling thread


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2025 Jan 22, 10:55pm   1,869 views  74 comments

by AmericanKulak   ➕follow (10)   ignore (3)  

Very well thought out.




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1   Ceffer   2025 Jan 22, 11:19pm  

Better to dismantle them before they dismantle us even more than they have.
3   AmericanKulak   2025 Jan 23, 12:28am  

ATF CAUGHT TRYING TO RETITLE A DEI OFFICER




Trump really is prepped this time. See OP memo

One big thing that happened to him as 45 is that Agency/Department legal teams were blatantly lying or half-truthing the scope of powers to his Appointees. "Oh you can't do this or that because regulation means this or EO 123456 signed by Bush means that."

Trump is made sure he had the inside track this time to handle "Bureaucratic Resistance"
4   Misc   2025 Jan 23, 1:01am  

Yep, looks like the whole leadership team at the ATF has gotta go. I'm sure they were all in on the scam.

Besides they are the ones that wanted to take firearms away from citizens...so fuck 'em.

The were also doing everything they could to shut down firearm businesses, and I mean every tiny thing.

https://www.breitbart.com/2nd-amendment/2025/01/22/exclusive-rep-mann-introduces-bill-putting-atfs-zero-tolerance-policy-in-check/

Do away with the whole agency. It is corrupt as fuck.
5   WookieMan   2025 Jan 23, 3:25am  

Misc says

Yep, looks like the whole leadership team at the ATF has gotta go. I'm sure they were all in on the scam.

There should be no ATF anyway. I mean what is the FBI for then? They serve duplicitous roles.

The acronym is ridiculous as well. All 3 are legal in all 50 states. I know it started in the 70's probably due to lingering mafia crap, but is anyone even concerned about that now? They legalized and regulated the mafia, so just let local police or FBI handle it.
6   PeopleUnited   2025 Jan 23, 5:27am  

WookieMan says

Misc says


Yep, looks like the whole leadership team at the ATF has gotta go. I'm sure they were all in on the scam.

There should be no ATF anyway. I mean what is the FBI for then? They serve duplicitous roles.

The acronym is ridiculous as well. All 3 are legal in all 50 states. I know it started in the 70's probably due to lingering mafia crap, but is anyone even concerned about that now? They legalized and regulated the mafia, so just let local police or FBI handle it.

Good point. Time to defund ATF.
7   SharkyP   2025 Jan 23, 5:30am  

So Dettelbach saw the handwriting on the wall!….Steven Dettelbach, who stepped down from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) on Jan. 17, returns to BakerHostetler after more than two years as ATF director. He will join as a partner in our national Litigation Practice Group and as a member of the White Collar, Investigations and Securities Enforcement and Litigation team, and has been tapped to chair our 400-attorney Litigation Practice Group, succeeding Ray Whitman, who steps down from that role at the end of the year.
8   zzyzzx   2025 Jan 23, 5:50am  

https://fedscoop.com/opm-email-report-diversity-and-inclusion-initiatives/

OPM creates email account to report suspected diversity and inclusion initiatives

“We are aware of efforts by some in government to disguise these programs by using coded or imprecise language,” an appendix in the memo states. “If you are aware of a change in any contract description or personnel position description since November 5, 2024 to obscure the connection between the contract and DEIA or similar ideologies, please report all facts and circumstances to DEIAtruth@opm.gov
9   Patrick   2025 Jan 23, 7:47am  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/disciplined-thursday-january-23-2025


For reasons incomprehensible to normal people, federal workers enjoy job protection far beyond anything available to workers in the private sector.

Most of us in the private sector are considered “at will” employees who can be fired for any reason or no reason at all.

Manager doesn’t like you? Fired. Too many customers complaining about your nose ring? Fired. Asked too many stupid questions? Fired. Won’t work weekends? Fired. Talk too much? Also fired. In fact, the right to fire employees is so broad that the exceptions prove the rule. The only things employers can’t fire at-will workers for are their race, sex, age, and a small handful of other protected characteristics. Anything else is fair game.

But federal employees, who apparently occupy a higher, better tier of employment than we do, can’t be fired until a slow-moving termination review committee double-checks their supervisor’s decision to fire them. If the committee disagrees, then tough noogies. But Schedule F creates a special “at will” category, a first in the federal workforce, and that terrifies some federal employees.

For some, meaning the partisans, the thought of working under the same rules as the rest of Americans is just too much. ...

Lawsuits, prepared long in advance, have already been filed. Democrats could care less about worker’s rights when it involves mandatory experimental vaccines. Vaccinate or terminate! But supposedly, they are now suddenly champions of workers’ rights. Uh huh.
10   Eric Holder   2025 Jan 23, 8:33am  

Noooooooooo!
11   Ceffer   2025 Jan 23, 9:20am  

When I worked for Guv lab, it was well known that you had it made in the shade forever if you so chose. I left to go back to school.

When I was in Venice, the weird bisexual guy who was a rooming housemate had an older boyfriend who had been a CIA case officer. He said when he left CIA to a California government job, he WANTED to get fired so he could start his travel agency. He said he could not get fired no matter what he did. They gave him a desk in an empty room out of sight and out of mind (he said he didn't even show up for work, kept getting checks) and they still wouldn't fire him, so eventually, he had to formally quit.
12   AmericanKulak   2025 Jan 23, 12:04pm  

Special Emphasis Program is the new Euphemism for DEI introduced in the recent past.
14   Tenpoundbass   2025 Jan 23, 3:30pm  

They came in saying "there's no room in America for 'Their Hate'"
Now they are going out because there's no room in America for their hate.
17   MolotovCocktail   2025 Jan 24, 8:42am  

Agencies protecting their woke own:


18   Patrick   2025 Jan 24, 10:07am  

https://www.kunstler.com/p/the-great-sorting-out-begins


The DEI flimflam is particularly illustrative of the hazards still lurking. The DC blob is desperate to hide its chaos agents by switching their job titles and shuffling them around to hidey-holes in obscure precincts of this-or-that bureaucracy. Being federal employees, of course, they all have searchable names and payroll accounts, so you may be sure they’ll be discovered wherever they’re hiding-out and placed, as ordered, on “administrative leave.” Since DEI was essentially a program to promote incompetence, these employees represent a monumental cargo of dead-weight. So, the next task will be finding a way under the civil service codes to cashier them for good. For instance, reclassifying their job status to render them fire-able.



This is sure to be a major friction-point for the so-called “resistance,” the huge cadre of “activist” Wokesters embedded in the agencies. Cue the army of Democratic Party lawyers who will be filing suits to prevent the chief executive from coherently managing the departments of the executive branch. But there’s a catch: this time, the White House will not be funneling scads of money directly to the NGOs that pay for these blob-adjacent lawyers, nor will they be able to redirect money out of the DOJ, FBI, and CIA for that purpose. The president may also find a way to interrupt the flow of money from foundations financed by malign freelancers such as George Soros and Linked-in founder and billionaire Reid Hoffman (who financed the E. Jean Carroll “rape” trial hoax and many more Democratic Party pranks ).
19   AmericanKulak   2025 Jan 24, 11:48am  

Patrick says

This is sure to be a major friction-point for the so-called “resistance,” the huge cadre of “activist” Wokesters embedded in the agencies

Zampolits!
20   Misc   2025 Jan 24, 3:12pm  

There are plenty. Like this one.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/trump-s-labor-department-terminates-biden-appointee-secretly-burrowed-into-new-administration-report/ar-AA1xOAsg?pc=U531

Everyone associated with this kind of skullduggery needs to be shitcanned.
21   Ceffer   2025 Jan 24, 5:15pm  

Boy, there's been a course correction in the mentation of the populace finally, too. My TDS friend in Santa Cruz, who still claims to dislike Trump, openly admitted that what he is doing is correct. He still has the brainwashed perspective that Trump is some kind of obnoxious, self serving bully boy billionaire.

He said that 'woke' killed the Dems and defeated them.

I really laid into him (he takes it well) that the rank perversions and subversions finally pierced his Libby washed brain and he agreed.

Amazing.
22   WookieMan   2025 Jan 24, 5:29pm  

Ceffer says

He still has the brainwashed perspective that Trump is some kind of obnoxious, self serving bully boy billionaire.

Accurate description. Exactly how I want my POTUS to be. Not some senile, idiot black or country bumpkins over the last 20 years outside of 4.

I want a guy, not female, to basically say fuck off. That's what Trump brought. Clinton, Bush, Obama and Biden didn't, though I'm sure one is good at push ups.
23   Ceffer   2025 Jan 24, 5:41pm  

All of these fucking dingbat fucks can be fired. They can always get jobs in the Trump industrialized revivified economy of the future.

However, actually having a job that requires performance, work and commitment might come as a shock to those who just collected paychecks on the basis of agitprop, hand waving and turning food into shit.
24   Misc   2025 Jan 25, 2:01am  

I think that a large percent, if not all Federal employees are scared they are gonna be shitcanned. The DEI crap foisted on them was so fucking pervasive that it sounds like as part of their yearly review they had to write down how their job promoted Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. The Biden regime made it compulsory. Now that the Supreme Court ruled that crap is unconstitutional and Trump getting rid of the DEI crap,,,well it sounds like any of them can be shitcanned at will because there is written documentation of them acting Unconstitutionally.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/the-dei-ban-is-working-exactly-as-trump-intended/ar-AA1xPEnr?pc=U531
26   Blue   2025 Jan 25, 8:37pm  

Booger says






May be his sponsor us gov stopped payments out of the part of the complex payment system!
27   SunnyvaleCA   2025 Jan 25, 9:28pm  

Patrick says


For reasons incomprehensible to normal people, federal workers enjoy job protection far beyond anything available to workers in the private sector.

Unfortunately, they also enjoy retirement benefits far beyond anything expected by workers in the private sector. The two together mean that the employees often try to keep their head down and do minimal work to run out the 25-year clock for full retirement benefits.

The retirement package creates some really bad incentives. Imaging working in a job for 20 years and over that time becoming really bored with it. You might switch to something elsewhere where you'd be a better fit and more productive; maybe even better paid since you would do a much better job. But no ... sit there for the last 5 years to gain massive retirement benefits.
28   HeadSet   2025 Jan 26, 6:51am  

SunnyvaleCA says

Unfortunately, they also enjoy retirement benefits far beyond anything expected by workers in the private sector.

Yes, now add to that the disability coverage. That coverage is for any disability, job related or not. I know one guy who after lust a few years with the IRS was allowed to quit with a lifelong annuity because he got nervous if he thought people were looking at him. He had no trouble in nightclubs or other jobs, though.
29   FuckTheMainstreamMedia   2025 Jan 26, 12:33pm  

HeadSet says

SunnyvaleCA says


Unfortunately, they also enjoy retirement benefits far beyond anything expected by workers in the private sector.

Yes, now add to that the disability coverage. That coverage is for any disability, job related or not. I know one guy who after lust a few years with the IRS was allowed to quit with a lifelong annuity because he got nervous if he thought people were looking at him. He had no trouble in nightclubs or other jobs, though.


In govt employement disability is generally tied to number of years of service.

So absent other factors(like things that result in lawsuits) someone with 10 years of service is getting a really nominal disability pension. Like 20% of final salary per year. If they have separate disability insurance they can get lots more. I know I took out a long term disability policy that pays me 66% of salary for as long as I can’t work until age 65. But I also know a guy who worked 11 years and got disabled and gets like $15k a year as pension.
30   Patrick   2025 Jan 26, 5:17pm  

https://x.com/sfmcguire79/status/1882607500752777285


This is a new one:

The University of Colorado has renamed its DEI office the “Office of Collaboration.”


31   Al_Sharpton_for_President   2025 Jan 27, 9:13am  

My company just received this today from the NIH. DEI is continuing so far. The state where the company is located also has a competitive grant program open to all, but has a separate grant program open only to “underrepresented" folk, who can also apply for the main program as well. It is pervasive.


34   Al_Sharpton_for_President   2025 Feb 1, 6:57am  

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36   Patrick   2025 Feb 4, 6:48pm  

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/02/super-bowl-59-nfl-remove-end-racism-slogan/


The NFL has confirmed a New York Times report that Super Bowl LIX being held in New Orleans on Sunday will not have the “End Racism” slogan that has been stenciled at the back of NFL end zones since 2020 in the wake of the George Floyd riots, including for Super Bowls.



38   Patrick   2025 Feb 8, 9:13pm  




I don't recall any Jews objecting to the anti-white hatred fomented by DEI. Please correct me if you can.

But now that DEI has turned overtly antisemitic, many Jews are objecting to it.

https://jewishinsider.com/2025/02/diversity-equity-and-inclusion-jewish-groups-oct-7-campuses/


Jewish groups are reassessing their embrace of DEI
While many Jewish organizations supported DEI efforts before Oct. 7, some are now realizing the ideology’s shortcomings


https://thefederalist.com/2024/01/17/jews-waking-up-to-hollywoods-antisemitism-should-try-to-destroy-dei-not-join-its-ranks/


Jews Waking Up To Hollywood’s Antisemitism Should Try To Destroy DEI, Not Join Its Ranks
39   FuckTheMainstreamMedia   2025 Feb 8, 9:37pm  

Alan Dershowitz and Ben Shapiro both are Jewish and heavily objected to DEI. Dershowitz being a liberal and Shapiro a conservative, practicing Jew.
40   RC2006   2025 Feb 8, 9:42pm  

Patrick says

Jews Waking Up To Hollywood’s Antisemitism Should Try To Destroy DEI, Not Join Its Ranks


Your forgetting that left wing "Jews" are the apex self loathing and perverted self destructive group. They will keep going left even further if anything maybe some of the BS goes into the shadows again.

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