Dash's dream is to assume total control over society's means of production. Those with membership cards in its camp will be given whatever they want while the rest of us will be sent away empty-handed. In addition to being entirely unfair, such policies promote redefining success and obscuring failure. Furthermore, I am not fooled by its avaricious and eristic rhetoric. I therefore gladly accept the responsibility of notifying others that Dash is secretly planning to drain our hope and enthusiasm.
Lest I forget to mention this later, Dash's unbalanced attitudes are a locomotive of tokenism. We need to get off that train as quickly as possible; the tracks lead straight to Hell. Personally, I would much rather be on a train in which the passengers recognize that raising the volume, increasing the stridency, or stressing the emotionalism of an argument does not improve its validity. Dash is an organization that invents nothing, originates nothing, and improves nothing. All it does is reduce human beings and many other living organisms to engineered products and mere cogs in the social machine.
The question, therefore, must not be, “What happens to the moral example we set—for the world and for our own children—if we look the other way while Dash encourages its little empire to bake us a cake of blackguardism, filled with classism and topped with a layer of factionalism?” but rather, “Where do we go from here?”
Lest I forget to mention this later, Dash's unbalanced attitudes are a locomotive of tokenism. We need to get off that train as quickly as possible; the tracks lead straight to Hell. Personally, I would much rather be on a train in which the passengers recognize that raising the volume, increasing the stridency, or stressing the emotionalism of an argument does not improve its validity. Dash is an organization that invents nothing, originates nothing, and improves nothing. All it does is reduce human beings and many other living organisms to engineered products and mere cogs in the social machine.
The question, therefore, must not be, “What happens to the moral example we set—for the world and for our own children—if we look the other way while Dash encourages its little empire to bake us a cake of blackguardism, filled with classism and topped with a layer of factionalism?” but rather, “Where do we go from here?”