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  Brain drain is real. None one will want to stay, end up mad max style and have the federal government bail you out
context: I wonder if all Governors have enough spare time to tackle the 'latest trends'.  
  'They can be so dangerous!' >
  
  He should eat a tide pod >
  
  Hold on. DeSantis is trying to prove how great he is…
  He should should eat 10 Tide Pods to prove it. >
  
  Isn't "anti-wokeness" a trendy ideology? I sure don't remember hearing about it growing up... >
  
  It’s only anti-wokeness if it comes from a specific region in Florida. Otherwise, it’s just sparkling bigotry.
  EDIT: Thank you for the award, kind Redditor! >
  
  Controlling what people are allowed to think or learn is textbook fascism. >
  
  Not Florida textbooks. >
  
  Turning Florida into a Dystopian Nightmare one day at a time. >
  
  Been that way since Rick Scott took office. >
  
  "Trendy ideologies" like empathy and freedom. >
  
  And tracking down “trendy ideologies” definitely will include recent explosions in anti-vax social media and election fraud conspiracy theories, right? /s >
  
  Regressives >
  
  How dare you teach my children my old views are wrong >
  
  What? Sorry. Don't follow you on this. Can you elaborate? What old views did you hold that are wrong? >
  
  DeSanctimonious’ anti-woke agenda and anti-CRT initiatives >
  
  Oh, gotcha. I thought you were saying you used to be a socialist or something. I was confused. Thanks for clarifying. >
  
  What a piece of garbage. >
  
  Good idea. Everyone knows most hurricanes that destroy Florida come from dialogues at southeastern universities. >
  
  Palm beach needs 24/7 water pumps otherwise it will be underwater, clearly the problem here is peoples opinions >
  
  
  One of his main targets has been schools, which he says teach values of diversity, equal treatment and inclusion that he derides as woke.
  
  Speaking of 'trendy', I thought the word 'woke' would be overused and worn to death soon, and every day I'm proven wrong. >
  
  I’ve never heard anyone in the left use it.  The only people that use it are the GOP and Putin.  Literally Putin.  Guess who put the word woke AND cancelled in their vocabulary.  
  It’s literally Russian propaganda. >
  
  Very early on, it was used as a compliment on the left. It was quickly hijacked by the right to identify the opposition. >
  
  By the time I figure out what Woke meant, it was already being corrupted. >
  
  Oh really?  Wow.  We made it to this problem on the list already?
  Let me real quick go look up what our government did to solve the housing crisis, urban sprawl, insurance and education. 
  Weird.  I couldn’t find any action on these topics. >
  
  He’s destroying New College. No need to make it more complicated than that. >
  
  
  an alternative to the diversity and inclusion of left-wing ideologies
  
  We're at the point where there is no quiet part anymore.
  Inclusion is bad.  Straight, white, Christians need their safe space, and the state of Florida is here to provide it at the expense of one of the most interesting and unique schools in the country.  
  This is your presumptive candidate for President of the United States of America in 2024 everyone.  Jesus fucking Christ. >
  
  ~~Ron DeSantis~~ Pope Urban VIII: And we must ensure that our institutions of higher learning are focused on academic excellence and the pursuit of truth, not the imposition of trendy ideologies.
  Galileo: ??? >
  
  Doesn't the constitution stop DeSantis attack on free speech? Is it because they are public universities that he is allowed to conduct the constant attacks on curriculum? >
  
  It really depends. 
  The Constitution probably doesn’t stop him from placing the people he wants on the boards of these institutions. 
  The Constitution probably also won’t stop those boards from making decisions about which departments or specialties to cut.
  The Constitution may stop them from firing specific professors due to their scholarship or things they teach in classes. But that is where they’ll push. The Constitution provides some protection for public educators in higher education, but it’s not strong or very clear, and it’s very likely that DeSantis and others following his example will try to argue that it doesn’t protect them at all. 
  Like we saw with many of the things Trump did, these fascists are planning to just do what they want, and leave it up to the people affected to sue and try to win court cases pushing the decisions back. That’s the strategy Trump used for the Muslim ban and much of his immigration “policy.” >
  
  He is taking notes from countries like Iran and Afghanistan how they handle modern education >
  
  It’s as simple as educated people don’t vote Republican. Destroy education, win! >
  
  Primitive Republicans only allow backwards thinking. >
  
  DeSantis would have imprisoned Galileo for his trendy ideology. >
  
  trendy ideologies = academic strongholds that have been the standard of sociology and anthropology for 50+ years >
  
  Soo...free speech.  Basically hes targeting free speech. >
  
  Read “Dark Money: The Hidden History of the Billionaires Behind the Rise of the Radical Right” if you’re interested in this kind of thing. Essentially giant slush fund nonprofits are used to fund donations to universities with the intent of upending “institutional liberalism”. It’s very interesting >
  
  I got my Florida homeowners insurance bill and statement,  prices going up and companies that offer it leaving state.   But those drag queens and liberal art colleges are the problem.