Romania bans gender identity studies

[ixulescu]

which is a great thing, since these university departments are responsible for the most vitriolic left-wing indoctrination the world has seen since bolshevism.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-ro...-idUKKBN23O223

However, before we celebrate, we should understand that if only a few countries in Eastern Europe do this (Romania, maybe Hungary and Poland as well) it's not enough to sway the trend - eventually even these countries will cave in. We need to see similar developments in Western Europe.

[Ion Basescul]

The redneck belt of the EU strikes again.

[The Lawspeaker]

They should be burned to the ground.

[ixulescu]

The redneck belt of the EU strikes again.

Man you're so naive on this matter. These gender studies departments work only to invent more and more absurd grievances, seed discontent and distrust in society. Left-wing extreme views feed right-wing extreme views and vice-versa - allowing these ideas to fester in the public space pulls people from the center to the extremes. This is a very dangerous development, visible in all western societies.

[JosephK]

The redneck belt of the EU strikes again.

With that attitude, you may be granted US Citizenship, along with a free BLM decal!

[Seya]

Well done! Wth are gender identity studies anyway...and why only gender identify? Some people have racial identity issues, others are questioning their own species identity. They need to be studied yes, but at the psychiatrical university

[lei.talk]

[The Lawspeaker]

With that attitude, you may be granted US Citizenship, along with a free BLM decal!

He's the other traitor.

[koinovskiduckling]

Good

Now if they can make their economy grow like Poland they will be a powerhouse in the next 50 years

[ixulescu]

Good

Now if they can make their economy grow like Poland they will be a powerhouse in the next 50 years

I hope so.

In terms of economic activity Romania is not that far off from Poland already ($30k vs $35k GDP per capita PPP). It's the infrastructure where Romania lags, but things are changing there as well.