Now and then
we see documentaries showing the brainwashing that takes place in politically
isolated nations, and we shake our heads at the peoples’ ignorance and
childlike gullibility. But here in the
U.S. much of the same thing is going on, except without the benefit of
dictatorship or state control, and that makes it worse. While it’s sometimes hard to discern whether
people truly believe the lies and myths that are fed to them or whether they’re
just playing along with the game for some common objective, we seem to be in
the midst of an epidemic of misunderstanding what it means to be a
“racist.” So I thought this might be a
good time to do a bit of UN-brainwashing and straight forward clarification. Here it is:
What IS
racist:
·
“Black
Lives Matter” is racist – because they reject the inclusive label, “All Lives
Matter”
·
Making
assumptions about race, good or bad, that
have no basis in reality, is racist
·
Restricting
what truths someone is allowed speak just because they’re white is racist
·
Using
skin color as the sole or primary qualification when voting for a candidate is
racist
·
Assuming,
as a matter of public policy, that race should be a factor when qualifying for
public assistance is racist
·
For
a U.S. President to suggest that it was germane to the pursuit of justice that
if he had had a son, that son would have looked like Trayvon Martin (and not
like George Zimmerman) is racist
·
Suggesting
that an entire race of people is “privileged” based solely upon their skin
color, irrespective of any and all evidence to the contrary, is racist
·
Assuming
that a white cop cannot be objective when dealing with black citizens is racist
·
Painting
any race – black, brown or white –
with the same broad brush is racist
·
Making
race a factor – positively or negatively – in selecting job or university
applicants is racist
What ISN’T
racist:
·
Truth:
No matter how uncomfortable it is to hear it, the truth is never racist
·
Criticizing
someone of a different race is not racist
·
Racial
disparities in higher education, occupations or income when there are also
disparities in cultural attitudes on education, aptitudes, high school
graduation rates, I.Q., life choices, career choices and work history is not
racist
·
Profiling
for criminal behavior based upon actual criminal statistics and local
experience is not racist
·
Following
your natural instincts for self-protection based upon your experiences or
knowledge of history and/or statistics is not racist; i.e., if a black man
walking down the street sees what looks like a group of white skinheads coming
his way, he would be acting wisely based upon knowledge – not racism – to quickly change his route.
·
Bank
credit policies that favor credit-worthy borrowers are not racist
·
Immigration
policies that favor unique and desirable work skills are not racist
·
U.S.
border policies that prevent illegal entry are not racist
·
U.S.
travel policies that protect U.S. citizens and U.S. interests from terrorist
activities and other dangers are not racist
·
Describing
a black person as “black” or a Hispanic person as “Hispanic” is not racist
·
Disagreeing
with the Left on “climate change,” abortion, drug policy, foreign policy, the
Second Amendment, healthcare, taxes or anything else of national concern is not
racist
·
The
state of being white does not make you a racist
I will not
be one of those people who sits quietly by as terms like “racist” are
transformed from useful components of our language to weapons for the benefit
of the Left. How about you?
~CW
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