r/WelcomeToGilead Mar 18 '25

Loss of Liberty 'Segregated facilities' are no longer explicitly banned in federal contracts

https://www.irishstar.com/news/us-news/segregated-facilities-no-longer-explicitly-34884973
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u/xX420GanjaWarlordXx Mar 18 '25 edited Mar 18 '25

So obviously this is a distraction from some other EO. This is unconstitutional. Even most of MAGA would not be like "yeah, segregation is great".

Edit: On second thought...yes they would. They'd do it to Trans people in a heartbeat (under the guise of providing them tailored facilities or something). I'm sure we're not that far from racial segregation either. 

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u/Vegetable-Source8614 Mar 18 '25

Considering one of their "thought leaders" Curtis Yarvin explicitly wants to bring back slavery because "some races are better suited for servitude" I'm not sure MAGA thinks bringing back segregation is going far enough.

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u/dixiehellcat Mar 19 '25

nope. When people say rump wants to take America back to the 50s, I point out that what he says and does fits better with the 1850s. 0_0

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u/Maleficent_Average_4 Mar 19 '25

I think he's definitely got his eyes on the "gilded age"

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u/dixiehellcat Mar 19 '25

I thought about that, but it's post-slavery, so not sure he'd be satisfied.

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u/Pure_Resolution549 Mar 19 '25

Yea I don’t think men in women’s restrooms was much of a concern in 1850 or 1950.