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  Stop thing-I-made-up-that's-not-even-a-noun.
  (Note to DeSantis: A "noun" is a part of speech for a person, place, or thing.)
context: Policing people’s thoughts on race, brought to you by the small government party. >
  
  He seems very "woke" on the whole  "stop woke" issue, he should really just go back to sleep >
  
  What DeSantis isn't telling his constituents is how much his legal battles are costing them, and how many he's lost already. >
  
  I’d be interested in knowing those figures >
  
  That's woke as fuck.  
  Since woke doesn't really mean anything specific, Dems should just accuse republicans of being woke and make them defend it for once. >
  
  The great awakening was one of qanons slogans. >
  
  As a Floridian I wish someone would explain how the anti woke campaign is gonna lower the price of eggs and fix our shitty unemployment website. >
  
  Our infrastructure is crumbling. Never see the roads and highways in worse shape.
  One of the governor tactics to distract us and impress his base for the run up to the 2024 National elections. >
  
  I wonder how his perception on CRT would change if he actually read the academic papers on the subject. 
  Literally nothing he complains about is actually in CRT. >
  
  That doesn't matter. The term Critical Race Theory sounds scary to Republican voters so using it as political prop is what he is going to do. >
  
  The dangerous one that is not talked about as often is the Great Replacement Theory (GRT) which is used to stoke the flames of racial hate/division...He doesn't seem concerned about that one. >
  
  Well, duh, they’re his voters. >
  
  It's fascism folks. It's like Japanese knotweed. It won't go away on its own. It's just going to get uglier and bolder from here on. 
  It will have to be confronted. >
  
  Oh no we've turned into Man United!  Shit I didn't know it was that bad. >
  
  It doesn't get any more faithless and pandering than this. Desantis is a demagogue through and through, he's Ronald MockDonald with the charisma of a wet brown paper bag full of soggy dog shit, but you don't need charm if you can just peddle the "woke" talking points and culture war truisms to your audience of mindless fanatics willing to indiscriminately embrace anything that confirms their biases, prejudices and preconceived notions. >
  
  Soooooo… the Florida Republicans have been making policy for a couple of years without any factual basis for their assertions? And the press hasn’t bothered to fact check any of these assertions? 
  I’m shocked /s >
  
  Perhaps you need to rethink the sources you go to >
  
  Where are all the conservatives who scream free speech? Fine, you don't want your 3rd grader learning about oral sex. I'm a rational person. I think that's a fair point. But adults? Don't you say adults can do as they wish? God conservatives are so frustrating in their lack of convictions. >
  
  It’s amazing how sensitive and whiny the anti-woke (whatever it means) are when presented with information that challenges their worldview. I expect a college kid to be somewhat self-involved and annoying what’s the excuse for these middle aged-dudes thinking the world revolves around them. >
  
  So you support Critical Race Theory advocating for segregation? Do you know anything about CRT and just how much it's being taught in schools of every level? >
  
  Woke is the biggest strawman. When have you heard anyone but a rabid conservative use the term?   Two liberals sitting around, one says to the other, "Bro, you need to be more woke. Also, quit bogarting the bong.". Not really happening.  It's just term RWNJs use to jack each other off. >
  
  Careful now, the small government thought police are listening >
  
  Freedom for me... but not for thee >
  
  Since there’s nothing there, he needs to keep propagating the topic.
  He will struggle with his policies at a National level >
  
  “how about no.” >
  
  Why would good educators stay in Florida? >
  
  Sounds pretty woke if you ask me.