Political Correctness

[Gary Oaktree]

That guy really nailed it. Who dreamed up the term white privilege ? When was it dreamed up ? I never heard of white privilege in the nineties. These people complaining about white privilege sure don’t want to live in a country not run by white peoples.

[Blue Frost]

I just love how many people are figuring out that the White privilege thing is just a Democrat Socialist scam for votes.
It's been overplayed, and a farce, thankfully I think it will end in the near future thanks to Trump.

[Gary Oak]

WOW ! These libtardfs must be as bored and they are dumb. Don't they have anything better to do that some up with things as stupid as this to virtue signal about ? No Asian is offended by chopsticks and if anybody is so fragile that this offends them then how did they survive this long ?

Snowflake liberals now say photos of CHOPSTICKS are racist… even when the subject is Asian cuisine

Social justice warrior (SJW) extremists are once again playing that tired ol’ race card in condemnation of a feature piece recently published in The New York Times (NYT) that brought to the public’s attention the grand opening of a new Asian restaurant in New York City. The NYT article in question is inherently racist, according to some, because it contains a photo depicting chopsticks placed next to a plate of steak.

Because the restaurant being promoted, known as Jade Sixty, will serve a variety of meat dishes as well as traditional Asian fare, the NYT editors who staged the photo obviously thought it would be fun to feature both elements in the photo in order to portray the variety of food options that will be served at the restaurant. It obviously wasn’t meant to be a real-life reflection of how one actually eats a steak, using pointy, wooden utensils that can’t even cut.

But to those who see racism under every rock, the NYT may as well have published a photo of black people being strung up in trees in front of burning wooden crosses. The paper received a barrage of criticism from Twitter users who accused it of cultural and ethnic insensitivity for putting wooden sticks near the steak.

“was (sic) that chopsticks placement also ‘inspired by asia (sic),'” reads one of the triggered tweets, shared by CNN International writer Wilfred Chan.

Just to give you an idea of what this character is all about, Chan, who obviously sees nothing wrong with appropriating white culture by speaking and typing in English, has a Twitter page that’s full of inflammatory race-baiting nonsense. A pinned tweet from December 13, 2016, for instance, features an article he wrote that’s hilariously entitled, “How journalists of color plan to survive Trump’s America.”

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HuffPost joins the insanity by publishing an entire article about chopsticks non-story
It takes some serious mental derangement to think this way, but apparently the team of “journalists” at The Huffington Post is similarly insane. A HuffPo writer by the name of David Moye actually published an entire article on the subject, giving credence to the miscreants on Twitter with an obvious race fetish.

Moye not only claims that the placement of the chopsticks in the photo is culturally “insensitive,” accusing the NYT of “cultural cluelessness,” but he (Or she? Or ze? Who even knows anymore when we’re talking about HuffPo) also tries to give credibility to all of the whining, crying Asians on Twitter who are actually taking issue with the restaurant claiming that it serves Asian food.

Because Asia encompasses 48 different countries, it is somehow culturally remiss in the eyes of these lunatics for Jade Sixty to use the blanket term Asian to describe its food offerings – even though the extensive variety of dishes that will be served at the restaurant come from many of these countries, hence the use of the word Asian as a descriptor.

Even so, those with nothing better to do than scream and cry like babies over fake racism were still able to bully their way into getting the NYT to remove the “offensive” photo and replace it with one containing no chopsticks. This likely won’t change much, however. Chances are they’ll just find something else to get upset about, perhaps the fact that steak, which some people might say is a “white” person’s food, is featured in a photo alongside food from Asia.

This isn’t the first time that the NYT has had to endure the ire of angry Asian and their SJW sympathizers. Back in April, the paper covered a story about boba tea that caused a major snowflake meltdown because it insinuated that the Asian (if that offensive to say?) beverage is somewhat new to the United States. Because boba tea has been around in some areas for many years, the SJW mafia went nuts and demanded that more “people of color” be placed in top positions at the NYT.

https://www.naturalnews.com/2018-01-06- ... isine.html

[Blue Frost]

I'm offended by the stupidity of those liberal rags, no not really because I know what they are.
they throw stuff out there trying to get a bite from some group is all they are doing, it''s research to try to find a way to get votes for their liberal handlers.
You throw it out you are sure to get some little bait fish no matter how retarded the ideas are, but some you catch a school of them by chumming the water even if they are worthless fish.

[Gary Oak]

If these diverse students had control I highly they would care what the non diverse students found offensive.

US School bans Christmas carols containing word “Jesus” in fear they may be offensive to ‘diverse students’

Students at Robious Middle School in Chesterfield County, Virginia have been told they won’t be singing any songs representing Jesus due to the “sacred nature” of Christ.

“We had a few students who weren’t comfortable singing a piece I have done many times in the past, but it is of a sacred nature and does mention Jesus”, the school’s chorus teacher tells a concerned parent in an email.

After meeting with school administrators, the school opted against singing any carols of a directly sacred nature in an attempt at being more sensitive to the school’s diverse population.


The plans haven’t been well received by some, though. One parent, David Allen, argues that the plans go against the very idea the school is trying to promote.

“I’m trying to rationalise how you can encourage diversity and yet be exclusionary in one specific area”, Allen said to NBC12.

He also states that he’s “very concerned about what’s going on, and about all of the changes happening these days”.

The school has yet to issue a statement responding to the claims and criticism put forward by Allen and whether the school will be adjusting their plans as a result.

https://voiceofeurope.com/2018/10/us-sc ... -students/

[Gary Oak]

Is political correctness proof that the theory of evolution is false ? This is really getting dumb. Enjoy the video.

FYI, saying ‘men aren’t women’ now qualifies as ‘hateful conduct’ on Twitter

Twitter’s crusade against “hate speech” has vanquished yet another meany face. A prominent Canadian feminist says that the company flagged a tweet she wrote which meekly suggested that men aren’t women. Isn’t Twitter fun?
Meghan Murphy, editor of Canada’s leading feminist news portal, Feminist Current, was recently informed by Twitter that two of her tweets had violated the platform’s rules against “hateful conduct.”

One of the offending tweets stated that “men aren’t women,” while the other asked: “How are transwomen not men?”

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Meghan Murphy
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@MeghanEMurphy
This is fucking bullshit @twitter. I'm not allowed to say that men aren't women or ask questions about the notion of transgenderism at all anymore? That a multi billion dollar company is censoring BASIC FACTS and silencing people who ask questions about this dogma is INSANE

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“This is f*cking bullshit @twitter. I'm not allowed to say that men aren't women or ask questions about the notion of transgenderism at all anymore?” Murphy tweeted. “That a multi billion dollar company is censoring BASIC FACTS and silencing people who ask questions about this dogma is INSANE.”


Meghan Murphy
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· Nov 15, 2018
This is fucking bullshit @twitter. I'm not allowed to say that men aren't women or ask questions about the notion of transgenderism at all anymore? That a multi billion dollar company is censoring BASIC FACTS and silencing people who ask questions about this dogma is INSANE

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Meghan Murphy
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@MeghanEMurphy
What ARE we allowed to say here??? How tf is simply saying 'men aren't women' hateful??? I am losing my goddamned mind over this. Enjoy your brave new world, sjws. Here's your fucking social justice.

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The feminist writer and commentator expressed disbelief over her “hateful” infraction in a series of follow-up tweets.

Murphy said that “trans activists” had been targeting her account for several months, and that it was clear that someone had been combing through her tweets and reporting them for “hateful conduct.”

Whether she was censured by a human or an algorithm, many on Twitter – even those who said they didn’t agree with Murphy’s views – expressed outrage that “men aren’t woman” could be labelled as hateful.


Diane Mc Gowan
@Diane1963
Men aren't women ! Gonna ban all of us who believe in biology?

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Are you going to ban every single user on here who says 'men aren't women'?? Actually??? @Twitter Or are you just going out of your way to specifically silence ME?

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“I don’t agree with everything you say, but I absolutely support your unalienable right to do so. Shutting down dissenting speech is quite the opposite to what those people claim they are fighting for,” another Twitter user wrote.


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· Nov 15, 2018
This is fucking bullshit @twitter. I'm not allowed to say that men aren't women or ask questions about the notion of transgenderism at all anymore? That a multi billion dollar company is censoring BASIC FACTS and silencing people who ask questions about this dogma is INSANE

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David V. Mault
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I don’t agree with everything you say, but I absolutely support your unalienable right to do so. Shutting down dissenting speech is quite the opposite to what those people claim they are fighting for.

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Focus on the Idea
@FocusOnTheIdea
This is one of the biggest issues with censoring "hate speech". This *IS* a political debate right now, whether you agree or disagree. To simply state "those who don't support my position aren't arguing, they're spouting hate speech" to shut conversation down is unethical.

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@MeghanEMurphy
This is fucking bullshit @twitter. I'm not allowed to say that men aren't women or ask questions about the notion of transgenderism at all anymore? That a multi billion dollar company is censoring BASIC FACTS and silencing people who ask questions about this dogma is INSANE

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Twitter announced last year that it would begin a comprehensive crackdown on abusive behavior. But in the months since, the company has been dogged by accusations that it uses its ban hammer to purge conservative or politically-incorrect views from its platform.

The recent de-platforming of conspiracy guru Alex Jones has been followed by a number of baffling bans targeting alternative media.

The site appears to have developed rather thin skin, deleting up to 1,500 accounts that used the popular 'NPC meme' to satirize left-wing activists. Twitter claimed that the meme-wielding jokers were Russian bots.

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Phataken
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This NPC meme is gold.

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Critics of the social media site have repeatedly noted that while Twitter will take swift action against right-wing voices who make threatening or hateful comments, the same standards are not applied to those on the left.

Silicon Valley has become increasingly paranoid about potentially offending its users – or allowing alternative viewpoints on its platforms. Google, for example, recently introduced “inclusive” emojis. Its salad emoji, which included eggs, was apparently a war crime against vegans.

https://www.rt.com/news/444189-twitter- ... an-ban-pc/

[Blue Frost]

If these diverse students had control I highly they would care what the non diverse students found offensive.

US School bans Christmas carols containing word “Jesus” in fear they may be offensive to ‘diverse students’

Students at Robious Middle School in Chesterfield County, Virginia have been told they won’t be singing any songs representing Jesus due to the “sacred nature” of Christ.

“We had a few students who weren’t comfortable singing a piece I have done many times in the past, but it is of a sacred nature and does mention Jesus”, the school’s chorus teacher tells a concerned parent in an email.

After meeting with school administrators, the school opted against singing any carols of a directly sacred nature in an attempt at being more sensitive to the school’s diverse population.


The plans haven’t been well received by some, though. One parent, David Allen, argues that the plans go against the very idea the school is trying to promote.

“I’m trying to rationalise how you can encourage diversity and yet be exclusionary in one specific area”, Allen said to NBC12.

He also states that he’s “very concerned about what’s going on, and about all of the changes happening these days”.

The school has yet to issue a statement responding to the claims and criticism put forward by Allen and whether the school will be adjusting their plans as a result.

https://voiceofeurope.com/2018/10/us-sc ... -students/

I'm not a religious person, but if Jesus offends you you may need to stay in your bubble at home, and never talk to anyone.

[Gary Oak]

Political correctness seems to be promoting fragility.

[Blue Frost]

Hence the name snowflakes.

[Gary Oak]

This is about as politically correct as possible. I think that everybody knows what needs to be said about this.

RapeMuslim Refugee Acquitted in French Rape Case Due to 'Different Cultural Norms'

The refugee in question was previously cleared of other charges – those of a sexual misconduct, after he underscored that the girl he groped on the genitals and who fled the room where it happened without delay, had consented to his actions.

A French court has acquitted a Bangladeshi refugee for the rape of a 16 year-old high-school girl, with whom he attended the same school in the French city of Saint-Lô, after the attorney argued that the defendant had “different cultural norms,” which might have led to a misunderstanding of the girl’s behaviour or looks. The same refugee was also charged with assaulting another young girl, with both incidents occurring in 2015.

The judge ultimately gave him a suspended sentence of two years behind bars, Voice of Europe reported, citing the French news website La Manche Libre, adding that the investigators called attention to the male-dominant culture of Bangladesh overseeing that women “are relegated to the status of sexual object” in the largely Muslim country.

In the first case, the unnamed then 18 year-old refugee was accused of kissing and groping the private parts of a school girl, but was cleared of the charges after he insisted the girl, who managed to leave the room, had consented to it. In wake of the incident, the girl was reported to have attempted a suicide and spent a week in the hospital.

In the second case, which came along four months later, the migrant was arrested again, this time on rape charges.

Defendant’s Cultural Norms Differ – Jihad Watch

Addressing the case, Jihad Watch Director Robert Spencer stressed that the refugee’s “cultural norms” indeed are different and are all rooted in Islam, wondering why Western countries can’t enforce theirs.

Why can't France enfore its own ‘cultural norms’? Why can’t any Western country?” he asked, further citing the survivor of a Muslim rape gang in the UK as noting that her assailants quoted the Quran to her.

Spencer said that, the Quran “teaches that infidel women can be lawfully taken for sexual use,” going on to quote a verse:

O Prophet, tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to bring down over themselves of their outer garments. That is more suitable that they will be known and not be abused. And ever is Allah Forgiving and Merciful,” (33:59) he quoted, thereby implying that if women do not cover themselves accordingly with their outer garments, they may be abused, and that “such abuse would be justified.”

they may be abused, and that “such abuse would be justified.”

EU Migration Woes

Following a number of similar cases in Britain last year, particularly a case of 17 Muslim men and one woman convicted of raping over 100 underage white girls, the UK government’s senior legal adviser claimed that judges were slapping much lighter sentences on Muslim rapists out of “political correctness.”

In September, in the latest British trial with regard to the pressing issue of Muslim “grooming gangs,” a woman was filmed testifying on camera that she was “passed around” starting from the age of 13 by around 100 men.

Just last month in Germany, meanwhile, in a widely reported case, an 18 year-old girl was raped outside a disco by eight men, seven of whom were Syrians. Separately, in June, Germany saw a huge backfire after an Iraqi immigrant was arrested over the murder of a 14 year-old Jewish girl, the incident sparking criticism of Chancellor Angela Merkel’s immigration policy and her contentious decision to open borders back in 2015. Germany remains to date the only EU country to constitutionally guarantee asylum-seekers refuge.

https://sputniknews.com/europe/20181126 ... ral-norms/

[Blue Frost]

A case where Justice isn't blind anymore, and motivated by politics of the worst kind.
People are quiet so they are asking for worse, it's past time to rise up, and overthrow the corrupt systems around the world ran by the elitist few.

[Blue Frost]

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[Blue Frost]

Messed up, this stuff shouldn't be going on in school, and the lefts agendas needs purged from society.
I would be infuriated also putting my boy in a dress, or play barbies if he didn't wish to play barbies.
Sick liberals.

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[Gary Oaktree]

I have only been in Britain for four days and was only in a rural area with no Muslims. Everybody was very nice. I suppose I got to experience Britain instead of a newly diverse third world area of Britain.

[Gary Oak]

PC eats itself: California Women’s March canceled over fears it would be ‘overwhelmingly white’

https://www.rt.com/usa/447802-womens-ma ... alifornia/

[Blue Frost]

I saw that stuff, total retardation, and loathing of self. Mental disorders on a mass scale.

[Gary Oaktree]

Perhaps self righteous virtue signalling found it’s limit.

[Blue Frost]

I like her, and glad she is more a free thinker than most.
It says a lot if you change your views when seeing the truth.



A little something to go with it, and a good spit at Gillette

[Mel Gibson]

Gillette made a big boo-boo... The Western World are First World nations mainly because of males (straight white males at that), and we can't forget that no matter how much some refuse to accept this.

Proof of this? The whole fucking world wants to flock to nations that straight white males built, and run.

I can sense an eventual backlash should this fact attempt to be over-written or somehow distorted.

[Blue Frost]

maybe play the commercial in a place like Muslim nations, or Africa.