Sunday, July 13, 2008

The Poison Of Political Correctness

Here's a great overview of what political correctness is all about. Posted by Douglas V. Gibbs on the Political Pistachio blog.
Political Correctness is presented as a well-intentioned code of conduct, but it is becoming an instrument of moralistic terror. In Canada, Human Rights Commissions punish pastors for preaching the gospel in their churches, calling their sermons about the sins of homosexuality a crime of hate-speech. Mark Steyn and Maclean's magazine are under investigation for claiming Europe has been lost to Islamization. The "Politically Correct" have appointed themselves the sole possessors of truth, and refuse anyone else the right to differ, and use these Human Rights Councils or Commissions to quell any "unacceptable" thought.

Using the deadly method of argument fueled by political correctness, once someone is labeled a racist, fascist, bigot, or sexist, he is degraded to the status of an outcast, left with no further opportunity to present his view.
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Worse, yet, is the origins of Political Correctness. Political Correctness is Cultural Marxism. Like Communism, at the heart of Political Correctness is the belief that the individual is nothing, and valid ideas are a result of conformity to the social group of the masses. Marxism cannot advance as long as Western Civilization stands in the way, so The West must be transformed, destroyed from within, taught to conform to the New World Order, where the citizens learn what is safe to say, and stay in line with the overpowering governmental state.
Victory begins with courage to speak up. There are plenty of people out there that "open up" once they realize that a person they're talking to isn't going to denounce them for their views. But how to encourage them to keep speaking up their minds even when their outspoken acquaintance is off the door? When we make that happen - we'll broaden our ranks beyond the blogosphere and into the mainstream.

1 comment:

Douglas V. Gibbs said...

thanks for the post. . . I try to write strong conservative commentary that is willing to say it like it is, and I always appreciate it when people like yourself helps spread the word, and is not afraid to lay it on the line as well.