Bad ideas aren't problems because they're radical, they're a problem because they're stupid and make no sense and the problem they want to solve is either stupid or the proposed solution is stupid.
No bad ideas are only problems when they have real world consequences. Believing the earth is flat is stupid, but ultimately harmless. The widespread belief that vaccines are actually bad has real world repercussions.
Look in a mirror and then say that to me again.
OK: you struggle with politics beyond simplistic definitions tied to partisan labels.
Actually I don't think anyone should be fired or denied employment if they're black or a woman and have thought that all my life like any reasonable person so WTF are you talking about? If someone was fired for making pro-choice tweets and pro-BLM tweets on twitter i also don't think they should be fired. So again, WTF are you talking about? But guess what? People at my workplace aren't being fired for those reasons.
So what are they being fired for?
In Canada the "real institutional power" is for the most part with woke people. Governments, teachers/profs/school admins etc. So again, WTF are you talking about??? If you don't think it's a problem you're either blind or a willing participant. You're colorblind except for the red maga hats you see in the crowd.
I can't believe you actually think teachers/profs/school administrators have more power than corporations, police, the military, the civil service, the corporate media etc. It's an absurd opinion as is the belief that neoliberal federal and provincial governments are woke.
The problem here, again, is you cannot separate perforative wokeness a la Justin Trudeau from the real thing, which requires systemic change.