Florida Governor Ron DeSantis sent Dems into a rage this week with the latest anti-DEI move in the Sunshine State.
As in defunding DEI entirely.
“The rule adopted by the Board defined, for the first time, DEI and affirmatively prohibits FCS institutions from using state or federal funds to administer programs that categorize individuals based on race or sex for the purpose of differential or preferential treatment … The Board’s decision will ensure that taxpayer funds can no longer be used to promote DEI on Florida’s 28 state college campuses,” the Florida State Board of Education announced, much to the rage of the woke media.
About time.
On the other hand, Dems have taken their perverse obsession with diversity, equity, and inclusion a tad too far.
Indeed, they have not only “redistributed” wealth through varied welfare programs, several of which likely now benefit illegals, but they have also redistributed jobs to other individuals purely based on which boxes they check.
Case in point: the recently ousted president of Harvard, Ms. Claudine Gay.
Now, the latest tactic for “redistributing” the proceeds of Americans’ hard work revolves around so-called “baby bonds” for the less privileged.
These so-called “baby bonds” basically involve the government putting away money every single year for children from “underprivileged” households, or basically doing for the children what their own caretakers are incapable of doing.
Naturally, such “baby bonds” would be taken directly from the tax revenues of Americans who prefer to not leech off the government for a living.
Even more naturally, baby bonds are being pushed in blue states, where the cost of living is already completely insurmountable.
“Baby Bonds are significant financial investments made by the government into a collective fund on behalf of newborn children. These investments are managed by the government and grow throughout each child’s life. The funds are accessible to each child when they turn 18 and can be used to support an asset-enhancing activity, like paying for higher education, buying a house, starting a business, etc., that can increase in value over time or generate wealth,” the Massachusetts government brayed.
What a joke.
Perhaps the government should not be encouraging people who already can’t afford the kids they have to have even more kids, several of whom become criminals anyway.
And, because the Dems just can’t help themselves, they apparently had to make “baby bonds” about color too.
“Children born into households with low income (which are disproportionately households of color) are prioritized through eligibility requirements set by the state or through a progressive allocation system, with those with the lowest income receiving the largest investments. This is to provide the most support to children born with the least resources, and to shrink the racial wealth gap,” the state government website continued.
Ever occur to the Dems that “gaps” in achievement may be attributed to gaps in effort?
And, as far as “the lowest income receiving the largest investments,” it appears that the Dems are intent on continuing their system of perpetual enslavement of generation after generation.
“Baby Bonds has the potential to massively increase the wealth of all future generations of young people, significantly narrow the racial wealth gap in our state moving forward and invest funds back into the community through homeownership and small businesses,” the Massachusetts state government website added.
More like “massively increase” the poverty that all Americans, save for the elite, will face, especially as taxpayers are continuously hammered to support individuals dedicated to being professional criminals or loafers for life.
As for homes and small businesses? Please, those will all be burned down in the next BLM riot anyway.
“Connecticut and Washington, D.C. have passed laws creating Baby Bonds. Additionally, Iowa, New Jersey, New York, and Wisconsin are all considering similar Baby Bonds proposals. Senator Cory Booker and Representative Ayanna Pressley have submitted a bill to establish a national Baby Bonds program,” the state website noted.
Democratic State Senator Paul R. Feeley laughably believes that so-called baby bonds will provide a “jump-start” to individuals achieving “the middle class.”
“By investing at the start of a child’s life, we are providing a jump-start to individuals otherwise at a disadvantage by beginning to narrow the racial wealth gap and giving our most vulnerable residents a fighting shot at the middle class and the American Dream,” Feeley boomed.
In what universe do government handouts lead to a middle-class existence, especially if the handouts are literally endless, or without an end date to motivate one to do more than leech?
Moreover, between Bidenflation and astronomical taxes, absolutely minimal chance of many individuals ever becoming “middle class” from said handouts … though a whole lot of Americans will probably fall out of the middle class to pay for the irresponsibility of others.
And, when American taxpayers can no longer afford to pay out all the welfare Dems demand, well, that’s likely when Biden and Co. will reinstitute the draft and force Americans to fight elite-driven wars.
Author: Jane Jones
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