Hello, Class. Today I am going to teach you the art of political incorrectness.

The idea of politcal correctness stems from Karl Marx, the father of communism. By ridiculing dissenters against the government norm, those individuals can be ostracized from society. This keeps the majority in line with what the elites believe. Well, I loathe political correctness with a passion, so I am going to strike down some preconceived notions. Today's lesson deals with racism.

Racism is not...
...a police offer pulling over someone for speeding and asking for a picture ID that inherently proves citizenship.
...a state requiring ID to vote, when valid forms of ID include drivers' license, military ID, school yearbook, utility bill, free state issued ID, or passport.
...a segment of a country peacefully protesting an overreaching government under two administrations.
...using statistical analyses when profiling middle aged White males as serial killers or Arabic males as terrorists.

Racism is...
...an attorney general refusing to bring charges against a group that stood with nightsticks outside a voting precinct while shouting violent threats against voters of a different skin color.
...a mayor turning a blind eye on Black gangster murders, as long as they aren't around children when using their illegal firearms on each other.
...founding an abortion organization that aims to purge the "undesirable" Blacks from the nation.
...an group of a specific ethnicity using social networking to repeatedly plan flash mob violence against people of other ethnicities.
...politicizing for personal gain a deadly struggle between an Hispanic man and a Black teen before all the evidence it brought forth on the incident.


Please share your thoughts on these and whether you agree or disagree with me. Either way, try to not fall into the uncivil politcal correctness trap, that generally ends in shouting matches with no lessons learned.