DEI Messiah Jason Arday found Dead

Wrong. Virtually the only people on the internet consistently chanting 'DEI' and complaining about it are TDS (Trump Dick Suckers). Just posting on this board for two months will prove that.

You blatantly lied - it was Obama in 2012 who coined DEI.

You started melting down in 2026 as it bit you in the ass.

So you are still extremely reticent to precisely explain how a college teacher in England affects your life, your taxes, your government.

Poor Cyborg - caught up in his underwear. DEI Messiah gets exposed and then takes the cowards way out - exposing the idiocy of the leftist DEI religion.

I will take your non-responsiveness to be an acknowledgement that a guy in England doesn't bear on your life at all.

I mean, is it possible that maybe diversity isn't really our strength and balkanization of the nation is deliberately destructive?
 
That's a massive reach. A guy in England does not effect your life or your government, you know it and I know it

From the perspective of America this is little more than a human interest story: a college teacher plagiarized, faked his research, got caught, and got his comeuppance.

A People Magazine story from the perspective of America. I've heard of dozens of stories over the years of college teachers plagiarizing and faking research. The system is set up to eventually catch those guys and make them accountable.
If this were simply a story about a random professor who plagiarized and got caught, I'd agree with you. But the NY Times used this headline for a reason "hard questions for Cambridge on race and hiring."

That's why this story has gotten the coverage it has. I understand from a liberal position it's not a conversation you particularly enjoy, hence trying to downplay it.

But not wanting to discuss it doesn't make it any less a relevant topic in academia (and ultimately culture).
 
Stories about a college teacher in England don't interest me

Weird. It's actually a very interesting topic. It's an unfortunate thing that the nutters on the Right are going to leverage it, but it raises interesting points.

Not as interesting as consulting AI to tell you about the philosophical symbolism in the Matrix, but still interesting to adult minds.

and it's highly unlikely I will read them or pay attention to them.

You should. Especially if you are interested in DEI. DEI is under attack from people who will leverage Arday's story to high heaven.

I'm confident that if I asked my friends or random people on the street to explain the Jason Arday story to me, 98 percent of them would draw a blank.

Not surprising that you would be hanging with uneducated, uninformed people.

I don't care about a college teacher in England and do not believe it is a catastrophic indictment of American higher education anymore than were the dozens of other professors who have been caught plagiarizing or faking research over the years.

This is your problem. You don't understand the opposing point of view. That's dangerous. If you understand the MAGAT brain you can actually be prepared for their bullshit.

But you are too far up your own ass you can't listen to what anyone else says and as such you just whine all day.

Take action. Learn. Then address their points. It's easy. But you have to listen to what they are first.
 

Not really. I'm a hard lefty and I find Arday to be repulsive. His story is so manifestly made up that it beggars imagination how he got where he is.

BUT, that being said, the fact that the Right has such a hard-on for the Arday story is more sad than anything. Just another outlier that they will use to maintain their hatred of those who are different or marginalized.

Nothing good can happen because the Right finds one outlier and screams about unfairness. Meanwhile the entire Right is being overrun with Nazis and Fascists and no one blinks an eye.
 
Not really. I'm a hard lefty and I find Arday to be repulsive. His story is so manifestly made up that it beggars imagination how he got where he is.

BUT, that being said, the fact that the Right has such a hard-on for the Arday story is more sad than anything. Just another outlier that they will use to maintain their hatred of those who are different or marginalized.

Nothing good can happen because the Right finds one outlier and screams about unfairness. Meanwhile the entire Right is being overrun with Nazis and Fascists and no one blinks an eye.
He understands (or maybe not) but he's, like the rest, a troll.
 
If this were simply a story about a random professor who plagiarized and got caught, I'd agree with you. But the NY Times used this headline for a reason "hard questions for Cambridge on race and hiring."

That's why this story has gotten the coverage it has. I understand from a liberal position it's not a conversation you particularly enjoy, hence trying to downplay it.

But not wanting to discuss it doesn't make it any less a relevant topic in academia (and ultimately culture).

Don't ask Cy to discuss a topic he can't immediately find the answers to in Google.

This is a very interesting topic. It's a hard conversation ONLY if one assumes that an outlier case is somehow a sign that overall DEI initiatives are somehow flawed.

Whoever hired Arday was about as gullible as some of the morons on this forum, but Arday is no more a legitimate indictment of DEI than the Nazis at most Right wing rallies are an indictment of the GOP.
 
NO ONE IS SAYING THAT.

What they are saying is that they feel he was hounded to his suicide. They presumably believe his stupid made-up stories, so they are talking about the hounding, not the obvious lies of his past.

Do try to be honest about points you are debating. Otherwise you are just another moron on JPP.
He's a troll.
 
Weird. It's actually a very interesting topic. It's an unfortunate thing that the nutters on the Right are going to leverage it,
Because they can.
I don't care about some college teacher in England.
Yet here you are.
but it raises interesting points.
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Not as interesting as consulting AI to tell you about the philosophical symbolism in the Matrix, but still interesting to adult minds.
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You should. Especially if you are interested in DEI. DEI is under attack from people who will leverage Arday's story to high heaven.
For good reason
Not surprising that you would be hanging with uneducated, uninformed people.
That’s Crypiss
This is your problem. You don't understand the opposing point of view. That's dangerous. If you understand the MAGAT brain you can actually be prepared for their bullshit.

But you are too far up your own ass you can't listen to what anyone else says and as such you just whine all day.
Don’t forget, he’s the Most Interesting Man on the Internet.
Take action. Learn. Then address their points. It's easy. But you have to listen to what they are first.
He can’t. Unlike the persona he tries to project . He’s a smug fraud. Has been for years now. See a post from 6 years ago 👇
And it explains why he marginalizes the Jason Arday story. They’re one and the same. He’s the Jason Arday of JPP.

I broke the cypress code.

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"I am always [perplexed/confused/intrigued] why [mainstream member of society] thinks differently than I do

My theory is [something smug, dismissive, lazy and lacking nuance]

Of course, as we all know
[list a reason why I am better]

[optional conclusion that cypress thinks is witty]!"

I'm telling you, it works on all his posts.
 
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Yet here you are!
Only because I keep getting notifications that you and other MAGA morons keep composing posts to me.

All I did was say I've never heard of this guy - and that was evidently infuriating enough to MAGA morons that they've been composing posts to me for three days trying to convince me that some college teacher in England is so important and monumental that it deserves my full attention.
 
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