Political Correctness is Destroying America

[GH2001]

I have made that same argument multiple times.   Now they don't really like it when you call them slant eye having, raw fish eating, coke bottle glass wearing, Pearl Harbor sucker punch bombing mutherfuckers....
I stay away from those and just wish everyone "happy slap a Jap day" each December 7th.

I want to hump your entire post. With Robert E Lee artifacts laying around.

[AUChizad]

This is fucking Orwellian.

http://www.dailywire.com/news/6737/fbi-releases-part-orlando-terrorist-transcript-ben-shapiro

On Sunday, Obama Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced that the FBI would not be releasing the full transcript of the 911 phone call from the Orlando jihadist. That’s because it would offend people. Yes, really. “Well,” said Orwellian caricature Lynch, “what we’re not going to do is further proclaim this individual’s pledges of allegiance to terrorist groups and further his propaganda.”

True to her word, Lynch and the FBI have now released a partial transcript. Here it is, beginning at 2:35 a.m.:

Orlando Police Dispatcher (OD)
Shooter (OM)
OD:      Emergency 911, this is being recorded.
OM:     In the name of God the Merciful, the beneficial [in Arabic]
OD:      What?
OM:     Praise be to God, and prayers as well as peace be upon the prophet of God [in Arabic]. I let you know, I’m in Orlando and I did the shootings.
OD:      What’s your name?
OM:     My name is I pledge of allegiance to [omitted].
OD:      Ok, What’s your name?
OM:     I pledge allegiance to [omitted] may God protect him [in Arabic], on behalf of [omitted].
OD:      Alright, where are you at?
OM:     In Orlando.
OD:      Where in Orlando?
[End of call.]

There are two idiocies worth noting here. First, everyone on the planet knows that [Omitted] = ISIS. The only reasons to cut that out are to provide political cover for the FBI, which should have done a better job keeping track of the Orlando jihadist, and to provide political cover to the left’s push for gun control instead of the fighting radical Islam.

Second, the FBI releases a translated transcript here – and translated “Allah” as “God.” This, too, has a dual purpose: to pretend that “Allah” and the Judeo-Christian God are identical (they aren’t) and to link radical Islam with Christianity and Judaism. Is there any doubt whatsoever that if this shooter had used the terms “NRA” and “Jesus” instead of “ISIS” and “Allah,” we’d get the full transcript? Any doubt at all?

Lynch’s suggestion that she must censor facts in order to prevent propaganda demonstrates the nasty, propagandist nature of the Obama administration. And if reality won’t conform to their perceptions of it, reality must be silenced.

I think I solved the puzzle you guyz.

[Saniflush]

This is fucking Orwellian.

http://www.dailywire.com/news/6737/fbi-releases-part-orlando-terrorist-transcript-ben-shapiro
I think I solved the puzzle you guyz.

Yea that shit is really strange.  Some animals are more equal than others.

[GH2001]

This is fucking Orwellian.

http://www.dailywire.com/news/6737/fbi-releases-part-orlando-terrorist-transcript-ben-shapiro
I think I solved the puzzle you guyz.

It really is. It's cliche to say that now but you are spot on with that adjective. Never thought I would see this kind of shit in my lifetime. Editing out anything can possibly jeopardize any kind of intent or context of what he did.

[AUChizad]

http://www.philly.com/philly/education/20160629_Why_police_were_called_to_a_South_Jersey_third_grade_class_party.html

Why police were called to a South Jersey third-grade class party

by Emma Platoff
On June 16, police were called to an unlikely scene: an end-of-the-year class party at the William P. Tatem Elementary School in Collingswood.

A third grader had made a comment about the brownies being served to the class. After another student exclaimed that the remark was "racist," the school called the Collingswood Police Department, according to the mother of the boy who made the comment.

The police officer spoke to the student, who is 9, said the boy's mother, Stacy dos Santos, and local authorities.

Dos Santos said that the school overreacted and that her son made a comment about snacks, not skin color.

"He said they were talking about brownies. . . . Who exactly did he offend?" dos Santos said.

The boy's father was contacted by Collingswood police later in the day. Police said the incident had been referred to the New Jersey Division of Child Protection and Permanency. The student stayed home for his last day of third grade.

Dos Santos said that her son was "traumatized," and that she hopes to send him to a different Collingswood public school in the fall.

And she wants an apology. She said she graduated from Collingswood High School and has two other children, a 21-year-old who also went through Collingswood schools, and a 3-year-old. Her husband, the third grader's father, is Brazilian, dos Santos said.

"I'm not comfortable with the administration [at Tatem]. I don't trust them and neither does my child," she said. "He was intimidated, obviously. There was a police officer with a gun in the holster talking to my son, saying, 'Tell me what you said.' He didn't have anybody on his side."

The incident, which has sparked outrage among some parents, was one of several in the last month when Collingswood police have been called to look into school incidents that parents think hardly merit criminal investigation.

Superintendent Scott Oswald estimated that on some occasions over the last month, officers may have been called to as many as five incidents per day in the district of 1,875 students.

This has created concern among parents in the 14,000-resident borough, who have phoned their elected officials, met with Mayor James Maley, blasted social-media message boards, and even launched a petition calling on the Camden County Prosecutor's Office to "stop mandated criminal investigation of elementary school students."

The increased police involvement follows a May 25 meeting among the Collingswood Police Department, school officials, and representatives from the Camden County Prosecutor's Office, where school officials and police both said they were told to report to police any incidents that could be considered criminal, including what Police Chief Kevin Carey called anything "as minor as a simple name-calling incident that the school would typically handle internally."

The police and schools were also advised that they should report "just about every incident" to the New Jersey Division of Child Protection and Permanency, Carey said.

Previously, the school district, following the state's Memorandum of Agreement Between Education and Law Enforcement Officials, had only reported incidents it deemed serious, like those involving weapons, drugs, or sexual misconduct. Both Carey and School Board President David Routzahn described the protocol set forth after that May meeting as a significant change in procedure.

"It was a pretty clear directive that we questioned vehemently," Oswald said.

But a month after the meeting, and after police investigations that parents consider fruitless had begun to gain attention, Maley wrote in a public letter that the May 25 meeting was intended to "reinforce the applicability" of the MOA, "not to expand its terms." Prosecutor Mary Eva Colalillo, in an accompanying statement, said she hoped Maley's message "clarifies" the responsibilities of school officials.

Maley said in an interview Tuesday that there had been a "misunderstanding" during the May 25 meeting. But Oswald said the Prosecutor's Office was shying away from its own instructions.

"At some point, it seems, they've realized that the intent of the MOA that they're leaning heavily upon is not what they directed us to do," Oswald said. "It went way above what that MOA says."

Another point of contention between the Prosecutor's Office and school officials is what prompted Maley's meeting in the first place.

In a public letter issued to parents Monday, Routzahn said he was "not aware of any single event" in the district that might have prompted the Prosecutor's Office to ask for a higher reporting standard.

But Maley said the Prosecutor's Office had been concerned about a "delay" in reporting an incident at Collingswood High School this spring. He would not comment further, noting that the incident was under investigation by the Prosecutor's Office.

Oswald said the high school incident had not been raised during the meeting May 25.

"I welcome discussion on that as well," he said.

Several parents said they consider the recent police involvement not only ridiculous but harmful.

Megan Irwin, who has two daughters who have attended Collingswood public schools and who teaches first grade in Pennsauken, said the police had been called to deal with behavior the schools could easily have handled.

"Some of it is just typical little-kid behavior," Irwin said. "Never in my years of teaching have I ever felt uncomfortable handling a situation or felt like I didn't know how to handle a situation."

And Pam Gessert, a Collingswood resident who works as a school counselor in Burlington County, said that because teachers have the best relationships with students, they are most qualified to determine what happened in a particular incident.

Most of all, parents said they were concerned that undue police involvement threatened their children's well-being.

"I don't want this to happen to another child," dos Santos said.

[Snaggletiger]

I think the term "brownies" is racist.

[GH2001]

I think the term "brownies" is racist.

The Indians in my office agree.

[Snaggletiger]

My how things have changed

[dallaswareagle]

I think the term "brownies" is racist.

What else we suppose to call them?

[Snaggletiger]

What else we suppose to call them?

Chocolate Darkies

[WiregrassTiger]

Bunch of crackers. I bust you head.

[Saniflush]

What else we suppose to call them?

I think dot heads is the preferred nomenclature

[CCTAU]

The Indians in my office agree.

The Indians I'm with don't care. They are too busy trying to stay alive while crossing the street!
Holy crap these people can't drive!

[GH2001]

The Indians I'm with don't care. They are too busy trying to stay alive while crossing the street!
Holy crap these people can't drive!

But their food is great!

[Snaggletiger]

But their food is great!

They smell like curry.

[Saniflush]

But their food is great to make you shit through a screen door.

fixt

[GH2001]

fixt

It's lunch and a good cleansing at the same time. 2 for 1.

[dallaswareagle]

I think dot heads is the preferred nomenclature

Scratch and sniff.   

[CCTAU]

But their food is great!

I do not agree(as I sit on the pot)!

Had a great time at a place called Biere Garden last night. Local brewery. Lager was OJ. Ale was great (I'm not and ale drinker)!

Got a huge platter full of samples. Very tasty.

But I laugh at the fact that the McDonald's here had one of the best spicy chicken wraps I have ever had!

[Buzz Killington]

I think dot heads is the preferred nomenclature

Not the woo! woos!