Sunday, December 20, 2015

Politically Correct Resentment


I am profoundly resentful of political correctness muzzling my right
to freedom of expression, for fear it will offend somebody, although
the proponents of this ridiculous burden do not have any qualms about
offending me with something that doesn't apply to them. Do as I say,
no as what I do.

A point of contention is the scuttling of many traditions celebrated since
the founding of our country, and those of the adopted traditions from
our legal immigrants, who through their sweat and labor and assimilation
into American society, help build our nation into the envy of the world.
These proud traditions are falling, because we are now told, we have
to assimilate into the cultures of whoever has entered our country legally
or illegally. Not criticize the country they fled from, and forego any hint of
patriotism lest we offend them.

We must abstain singing our national anthem in their presence, or pledge
allegiance to the flag and country. Celebrate Christmas, Easter or any
thing that has a religious connotation for fear they will be offended.
Desist from displaying anything pertaining to a particular tradition, such as
a Christmas tree, Easter Bunny, Santa Clause, Stars and Stripes, Crosses,
Star of David, the Ten Commandments, Nativity scene, etc.

There are no unlawful intruders into our porous borders. These future
democrats are to be referred to as undocumented citizens.

MERRY CHRISTMAS and GOD BLESS AMERICA!

Conservative column from George Giftos



 



 


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1 comment:

Charles Pike said...

Why do we give so much power to unelected, busy bodies, mainly liberals, to determine what is or is not proper to say or do? Look at what is happening in the once bastion of free speech, our college campuses. Political correctness is running rampant in shutting down speech, especially speech by conservatives. Have you noticed that 90% of all commencement speakers are liberals with an agenda? Indoctrination rather education seems to be the rule rather than the exception on most secondary school and college campuses.