I don’t know if we’re turning into a bunch of spineless, whiny, wussies or if we’re just going nuts. This endless quest to be politically correct in all areas of our lives is just plain crazy. Take for example this pathological need to change how we normally speak. TheUniversity of North Carolina will no longer use the word…
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Debate. According to my dictionary, it means to deliberate, consider, to engage in argument by discussing opposing points, to engage in a formal discussion or argument. Bottom line. There has to be opposing viewpoints in order to have a debate otherwise you have a one-sided conversation. Well, apparently, officials in the Shawano School District is Wisconsin don’t seem to understand…
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I don’t know about you, but I get really tired of hearing about the lighting of “holiday” trees. They’re Christmas trees. There, I said it. I’d like to ask all those city/county/state/federal officials who can’t get themselves to say the word “Christmas” to explain to me what holiday is actually being celebrated with a decorated illuminated…
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Last week, Gov. Jerry Brown of California signed a bill which would require inclusion of the contributions of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Americans in school lessons and textbooks. This had to be the dumbest thing I read last week. Why, you ask? Let me start by saying, I don’t want to know or care how, when,…
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July 15, 2011 in
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Leona SalazarTags: food stamps, Medicaid, Nanny state, Planned Parenthood, political correctness, Section 8 housing, state-funded daycare, tax credits, welfare
Minnesota, like so many states, is facing a harsh reality. On July 1st, the government shut down and each side began blaming the other for failing to pass a budget that would solve the $5 billion deficit. What caught my attention was the story of Sonya Mills, a 39-year-old mother of eight children – six of…
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All problems in the gay community have apparently been solved, which allows the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) the time to turn its attention to the entertainment industry, taking the fair and open minded position that any person or company that does not see things its way is the enemy, and must be…
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Not content with attacking Christmas and changing the name of our decorated trees to “holiday trees” along with a whole lot of other stuff associated with Christmas, the PC loons are at it again – but this time they’re after – hold on to your seats – Easter eggs! I’m not joking. While Easter is…
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January 16, 2011 in
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Leona SalazarTags: Christopher Coates, Department of Justice, Diversity, diversity training, J. Christian Adams, Jesse Jackson, NASCAR, political correctness, politically incorrect, Tom Vilsack, U.S. Agriculture Department, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, workforce diversity specialists
As far as I’m concerned, diversity training is like spam. Too many people get it and nobody wants it. I recently read that the U.S. Agriculture Department has hired a consulting firm to advise it on “diversity” matters. Agriculture Secretary, Tom Vilsack has “taken a number of actions to make his department more sensitive to…
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