Speech Police

The Culture That Hates Speech

University speech guides, free speech zones, microaggressions, and the entire campus thought-police culture is programming future generations to accept that those in “authority” cannot only define where and when ‘speech’ may occur but who may participate and what words they can use.

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If you See Something Say Something…or something.

Now that Bill Ayers-like terrorism has reared its ugly head again, the same people who have asked you repeatedly to spy on your neighbors, share their emails, and report them to the government,  would like you be an extra set of eyes yet again.  “If you see something, say something.”  I guess all that previous spying didn’t work out that well.  That was probably because they wanted you to spy on Republicans, libertarians, bloggers like us.  But despite what you’ve been see something binoculars spyingprogrammed to believe, we’re too busy working and taking care of our homes and families.  And while we may not love the current leaderships, we do love law and order, and a society that is allowed to function freely.

That doesn’t happen when you blow things up.  In fact just the opposite happens.  But back to the problem of spying on your neighbors and fellow citizens.  The buzz phrase is “if you see something, say something.”  This is both asinine (as if you wouldn’t want to do that already) and hypocritical.  It’s hypocritical because the same people who want you to report your suspicions are the same people who will let their media and political guard dogs tear your limbs off if there is even the slightest chance that you said what you said because you are a racist.

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