I canceled the sleepover
My 8 year old was going to have a sleepover for her birthday party. It was a big deal, with lots of planning and excitement. Making cupcakes, seeing a movie, getting their nails done, etc.
We invited a few kids from the neighborhood, one of them was our secular ( possibly not Jewish?) next door neighbor's kid, a cute second grader.
Today, one of my ( Read more... )
This makes sense today. But in Ancient America it was the Primary American Virtue to say what you mean and to mean what you say. This was protected speech according to the First Amendment.
But today to speech your mind will get you a prison sentence.
A justification for this, perhaps, is that it gives all individuals the right to prove themselves and not to be judged by the stereotype, whether accurate or inaccurate, of their ethnic group.
But this goes further than free speech. Now can force an employer to hire someone she knows is unqualified.
We force an employer not to use their knowledge in a reasonable way. It forces them to hire irrationally, not rationally, regardless of all their experience, and to deal with all the trouble that they know they could have avoided.
a private singer in a private club used the word spic in a song to refer to Spanish Americans. a person walked outside the club heard this. Criminal charges were brought against the club owner.
Do you really want to raise your child to be apart of this? If the Democrats would have their way they would round up everyone that spoke a politically incorrect word and string them up and then brag that they had eliminated intolerance from America.
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