The use of the term 'racist' has been cheapened in the
last 5 yrs to the point it's almost pathetic. I can remember a time in the not-so-distant-past where to be called a racist was a
death knell for one's professional career and livelihood and was the proverbial
'scarlet letter' that haunted you for the rest of your days. Even in the wake of the Paula Dean 'scandal', I wasn't really sure what to make of it. Everyone screams 'Racist' now. How do you know if what you're dealing with is actual, you know, Racism?
David Duke was a racist.
Bull Connor was a racist. George
Wallace was a racist. Grandma
down the street who wants to keep her health care and wants to keep out those who have not come to this country
through legal means is now suddenly a racist.
If you believe in the founding principles of this country that the government is supposed to be seen and
not heard, you're now a racist.
Not any more. Any
disagreement with a protected minority leads to charges of racism, whether there is any proof of said injustice
or not. Disagree with Dear Leader?
Because Racist! Disagree with
Sharpton/Jackson/et al? Why, you're a no-good Racist! Want to discuss actual border security, and not the theater act currently playing the part? RACIST!
RACIST! RACIST!
My personal favorites are if you have a friend of color,
you do so because you're a closet racist.
And we can't forget the secret code words that liberals love to ascribe to conservatives
like...socialist, or communist, or Chicago, or any other word that gets anointed as such by the
slobbering boogereaters over on BSNBC.
Wolf. That's
exactly what the word has become. Same
thing has happened to words like 'nazi' and 'fascist', and is quickly happening
to 'communist' and 'socialist'.
People hear them now, they simply shrug their shoulders and move on.
It's become almost a version of Godwin's Law, just
replace the word 'nazi' with 'racist'.
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