Thursday, June 25, 2015
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Sometimes Striking A Child Should Be Appropriate
Perhaps those that have been duped into the you should never touch a child delusion should have allowed the ruffians to beat each other to death.
At least that way there would have been fewer mouths to feed on the school lunch roster and further contamination of the gene pool in a few short years could have been avoided.
On a more serious note, at the time critics were insisting that the pedagogue should have modeled proper deference to the state's designated public safety personnel and operatives in neutralizing threats to life, property, and good order.
Since this story broke, the nation has seen the results of what can happen when citizens are less than proactive or engaged in their own protection.
If it is inappropriate for a teacher to strike a child with a belt in a moment of emergency, why is it acceptable for a police or security officer to taser, pepperspray, or baton the disruptive and noncompliant other than this is how the population has been mentally conditioned?
By Frederick Meekins
Monday, June 22, 2015
Jenner Deserves No More Respect & Admiration Than Dolezal
Would the pundit extend the same courtesy to NAACP functionary Rachel Dolezal by referring to her as Black rather than White?
Some might respond that Dolezal lied but Jenner did not.
Mind you, these are likely some of the same people that insist that race does not exist and that the color of skin no more intrinsic to one's identity than one's hair color.
Well, you can change hair color, can you not?
The entire hair dye industry is built upon that reality.
In his moment upon the stage of redemptive history, Pontius Pilate snorted what is truth.
If a man can mutilate himself, strut around like a circus clown, retain for now the very appendage symbolizing the ontological state the individual has alleged to renounce while insisting to be a woman, how is that embracing the truth?
It is no more truthful than a White woman masquerading as Black.
By Frederick Meekins
Saturday, June 20, 2015
Friday, June 19, 2015
Thursday, June 18, 2015
Website Applauding Moral Decline Laments Loss Of Foo Foo Manners
One was giving up your seat for an elderly person, pregnant woman, or someone with disabilities.
For starters, if these demographic categories make a fuss about wanting to be treated like everybody else, that should also include the expectation that they should also wait for a seat like everybody else.
Another principle included taking off your hat indoors.
Does that also include those belonging to a certain religion with a penchant for flying jetliners into skyscrapers that not only cover their heads but at times even their entire faces?
If multiculturalism holds that all people are to be treated equally and these people are not obligated to remove their cranial apparel, why should the rest of us be expected to comply with such a decree?
Another principle on the list was about making small talk in the checkout line.
I am there to acquire a desired or needed item.
Beyond a nod or cursory verbalized greeting, I am not there to talk to people.
Given the outright destruction of property that often takes place these days as a result of either athletic victories or unpopular jury verdicts, one would think a little good natured benign detachment would be applauded as a form of serene civility.
By Frederick Meekins
Michael Savage Speculates If Pope Francis Is The False Prophet Of The Apocalypse
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Monday, June 15, 2015
Ethicist Fuddles The Differences Between Genocide & Infanticide
It was interesting to hear the lecturer wiggle herself out of the conundrum by invoking the technicality that genocide is the killing of people because they are members of a particular group while abortion does not necessarily target the victim for extermination for that particular reason.
That is, of course, unless you are a confirmed Sangerian.
According to the logic elaborated in the response, it is only wrong to eliminate groups and not necessarily individuals.
The propagandist proceeded to elaborate a number of criteria separating abortion from genocide.
Among these were the rights of the woman and how the unborn child is not a human life that can exist on its own.
But how are these appreciably different than the justifications invoked by the Nazis such as living space for the German people and that the inhabitants of these targeted areas weren't really humans capable of surviving on their own either by the standards of that particular regime?
By Frederick Meekins
Sunday, June 14, 2015
Saturday, June 13, 2015
Friday, June 12, 2015
Is Dana Perino The Covergirl Of Politically Correct Republicanism?
There is nothing wrong with such a message.
However, even if these enterprises have these funds at their disposal, they are not obligated to provide such outreach.
They are not a church or a related kind of philanthropic organization.
The responsibility of such is to provide entertainment.
As a multimillionaire in her own right, why doesn't Dana Perino finance such cultural conditioning?
Regarding the principal fired for posting online for suggesting that the police officer at the pool party didn't really do anything wrong, Dana Perino on the Five suggested that those kinds of comments should perhaps have been said around the dinner table and not enunciated publicly.
But doesn't this degree of self censorship plant the seeds of a regime where one will eventually be carted off to a reeducation camp for precisely verbalizing these errant thoughts in the privacy of one's own home?
By Frederick Meekins