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It’s easy to virtue signal highly when the cost is so low; when the rubber hits the road, however, not so much. Take sanctuary cities run by Democrats (or States or towns or whatever) who have LOUDLY proclaimed that illegal aliens are welcome.
They’ve been doing some fine virtue-signaling up there in the Great White North. Women who think they know a thing or two but haven’t seen a thing or two donned hijab to combat Islamophobia. Dopes.
Marcella Nunez-Smith, a chief Biden adviser, is praising a federal recommendation prioritizing minority groups in distributing the coronavirus vaccine. Support for the use of race as the basis for federal distribution of the Covid vaccine would appear to be the definition of discrimination.
Hey, I thought that if you were a “Chief,” you were in charge – that others were supposed to bend to you. Not so much. The Kansas City Chiefs are the next professional sports team to take a knee to the Political Correctness Police.
Not long from now, it will be verboten to use terms like White Hat or words like Blackmail. And can the thought police are not far behind? I know, they are already here, but they will no longer be able to lighten dark spots of whiten skin tone no matter what color your skin.
Today’s virtue-signaling semi-celebrity A-Hole du Jour is NBA reporter Chris Palmer. The former ESPN talking head (torso, arms, and legs) took to Twitter to share his support for the rioters. A picture of a large building engulfed in flames with the caption “Burn that sh*t down. Burn it all down.”
To The Daily Sun, Haley Thomas’s 1/29/20 letter makes valid points about childhood and generational poverty, and their negative effects on peoples’ lives. But Thomas’s apparent solution, increased school funding, is simply inadequate, and, based on decades of history, unlikely to improve educational results or reduce poverty. Calling for school funding increases may make people …
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Nine days ago, I wrote about Wal-Mart and Corporate Virtue Signaling. CEO Doug McMillon talked about kissing up to the anti-gun left. More corporate virtue signaling followed thereafter. As expected, a few of my fellow pro-gun virtue signalers responded with comments about “signs.” #SoStuckOnSigns
Open carry of guns is virtue signaling. Yes indeed. The statement is not a negative against those who open carry, but it is what it is: Virtue Signaling. When my brother or sister in arms goes grocery shopping or to the store with a visible and open firearm, they are sending a message for all …
About that “Paris Accord”? Reformatted, emphasis mine: Nineteen nations “believe” in climate change. How are they backing up their statement of faith? China was praised for signing on to the Paris Climate Agreement and in Argentina reaffirmed its commitment to controlling greenhouse gas emissions. Last year, however, China increased those emissions by 1.7 percent. India, the fourth …
