Opinion


Politically Incorrect And Proud Of It

Friday, September 16, 2005

I have a bumper sticker on my truck that says "Politically Incorrect and Proud of It." Political correctness is a form of censorship administrated and promoted for it to be socially unacceptable to state a truth.

Political correctness is a philosophy that avoids absolute truths and is based on deciet. Do not let your views and opinions be censored by some left winger's idea of what you should think and feel.

Those who promote Political Correctness do so in an attempt to influence and brainwash the masses in what they should think. If they have their own opinions, and these opinions do not agree with what is deemed to be politically correct, then they want you to feel that it must be wrong.

Do not fall for this trap. Censorship of ideas and opinions is a threat to the very bowels of American life. These same "politically correct people" wouldn't dare call a terrorist, a Nation of Islam leader, or an American-hating Arab, politically incorrect. But you, as an American, are led to believe that you are wrong for any opinions you express that are not deemed politically correct.

Robbie Wade
robbiewade@comcast.net
Chattanooga, Tennessee



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