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| Charles Garcia, CEO of Garcia Trujillo |
Why 'illegal immigrant' is a slur
By Charles Garcia, Special to CNN
Editor's note: Charles Garcia, who has served in the administrations of four presidents, of both parties, is the CEO of Garcia Trujillo, a business focused on the Hispanic market. He was named in the book "Hispanics in the USA: Making History" as one of 14 Hispanic role models for the nation. Follow him on Twitter: @charlespgarcia. Lea este artículo en español/Read this article in Spanish
(CNN) -- Last month's Supreme Court decision in the landmark Arizona immigration case was groundbreaking for what it omitted: the words "illegal immigrants" and "illegal aliens," except when quoting other sources. The court's nonjudgmental language established a humanistic approach to our current restructuring of immigration policy.
In my orthogonal way, what caught my eye about this article was the striking "Editor's note" insisting that you'd better pay respectful attention to this guy's political opinion because he is a ... marketing consultant.
Now, you may have a tendency to treat marketing consultants' opinions as self-serving spin, but, you don't understand, this guy is a Hispanic Marketing Consultant, so you'd better listen to him. After all, we newspaper editors get almost all our opinions about immigration from Hispanic Marketing Consultants. They're the Gold Standard when you need a quote in a hurry about immigration. They always return phone calls and always tell our reporters exactly what they want to hear. So, listen up, buddy.
Look, the leadership class of America bet the country based on what Hispanic marketing consultants told us. Now, we could go around all day on whether or not that was a prudent move, but, seriously, do you expect us to to tell you, oops, we shouldn't have believed Hispanic marketing consultants without doublechecking? Of course not. We're just going to keep force-feeding you the views of Hispanic marketing consultants until nobody can remember that there's any other way to think.
Now, you may have a tendency to treat marketing consultants' opinions as self-serving spin, but, you don't understand, this guy is a Hispanic Marketing Consultant, so you'd better listen to him. After all, we newspaper editors get almost all our opinions about immigration from Hispanic Marketing Consultants. They're the Gold Standard when you need a quote in a hurry about immigration. They always return phone calls and always tell our reporters exactly what they want to hear. So, listen up, buddy.
Look, the leadership class of America bet the country based on what Hispanic marketing consultants told us. Now, we could go around all day on whether or not that was a prudent move, but, seriously, do you expect us to to tell you, oops, we shouldn't have believed Hispanic marketing consultants without doublechecking? Of course not. We're just going to keep force-feeding you the views of Hispanic marketing consultants until nobody can remember that there's any other way to think.
No sense in offending people with the truth...
ReplyDeleteI call them illegal aliens since I don't accept them as immigrants.
ReplyDeleteCharles Garcia is a very, very, very White man; one can only imagine how useful he finds his purely nominal non-White status....
ReplyDeleteSyon
Diversity Is Chaos posted an interesting story about an "undocumented worker" earlier today. I believe he killed 4 people in San Francisco during his tenure in the United States via El Salvador.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't want to hurt his feelings by calling him an illegal immigrant, ya know. I believe the father and sons he killed in a hail of bullets would agree.
Here's the link:
http://www.sfgate.com/crime/article/S-F-family-s-murderer-killed-before-FBI-was-told-3676718.php
Hispanics from Mexico (and parts further south) seem to be useful only as voters, and even then, not many seem to vote.
ReplyDeleteSteve,
ReplyDeleteAre you sure the Editor's Note isn't intended as a "full disclosure" (of conflict of interest) disclaimer?
But calling someone a racist for asking your government to enforce its laws is okay.
ReplyDeleteAre you sure the Editor's Note isn't intended as a "full disclosure" (of conflict of interest) disclaimer?
ReplyDeleteThat's what I seriously thought at first, but they seem truly oblivious to Garcia's glaring conflict of interest everywhere else. Maybe it's subconscious?
Reminds me of something David Simon of The Wire said about covering municipal politics in Baltimore. A local pol called up to complain about a reporter he felt wasn't up to the job:
"This guy doesn't know shit! All he does is ask questions!"
No such problem for Mr. Garcia's rubes. They know what they're supposed to know.
Maybe CNN's ratings wouldn't be so bad if they weren't so painfully PC. More Lou Dobbs and less Soledad O'Brien might do wonders for the ratings.
ReplyDeleteOff topic, Steve, but have you heard about a key plot point in the new AMAZING SPIDER-MAN flick? After Uncle Ben is killed, Spider-Man sets out to find his killer. Naturally, Uncle Ben's murderer is a blond white guy (the actor who plays the character has the uber Nordic name of Leif Gantvoort). Bearing this crucial bit of info in mind, Spidey decides to engage in a little racial profiling, and proceeds to wage war on the abundant number of blond male street criminals in New York (I scarcely need to remind your readers of the vast numbers of blond thieves, rapists, murderers, drug dealers, car thieves, etc, who infest New York;why, every day we read of some new atrocity committed by such criminal gangs as the Viking Marauders, The Teutonic Knights, The Baltic Barbarians, and the fearsome Prussian Werewolves), all in the hopes of finding his uncle's killer. A substantial chunk of screen time is devoted to Spidey swinging into action when he hears the magic words: "Suspect is a blond Caucasian male."
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Interesting strategy by the Dems- label 'illegal immigrant' as a slur. I guess next it will be accepted as a slur, then elevated to the insane level that all slurs in this society are- where you can get fired, imprisoned for a 'hate' crime, etc. over it. Delegitimize legitmate words, make it so we have no way to talk about the things we need to discuss. Welcome to 1984.
ReplyDelete"Child molester" is a slur.
ReplyDeleteSo is "rapist". I mean why be so judgmental? Maybe they're just trying to spread the love around?
I call them illegal aliens since I don't accept them as immigrants.
ReplyDeleteWhy don't you save a few syllables and just call them "illegals"? Plenty of Mexicans use that term.
Nonjudgmentalism is the new judgmentalism. For example, most of the so-called non-judgmental movies and TV shows about gays are actually VERY judgmental as in 'we judge gays to be wonderful, saintly, and good', and 'we judge anyone who opposes the gay agenda to be phobic, evil, gross, vile, odious, and noxious'.
ReplyDeleteJust as Jewish supremacists pretend to be for equality, Gay judgmentalists pretend to be for nonjudgmentalism. Okay, how about stop judging people with the nightstick of PC?
I call them simply illegals. Among many other things, I resent them for taking shortcuts where I had to endure the whole enchilada of paying taxes for 15 years and going through the nightmarish bureaucracy of the "outstanding abilities" Green Card process. I am a citizen now and I am eternally grateful to the adoptive country but in the big picture, alas, I think it was a mistake on part of the USA to admit me and others like me. Not as big a mistake as keeping the borders open but a mistake nevertheless...
ReplyDeleteWhat a stupid article. If you evade taxes, you are JUDGED. In fact, you're treated as a criminal and sent to jail.
ReplyDelete"Steve, but have you heard about a key plot point in the new AMAZING SPIDER-MAN flick?"
ReplyDeleteLook... it's escapism. If you want superhero movies to be realistic, shouldn't you be asking how some guy can be shooting webs from his wrists and swinging from skyscrapers?
Also, people go to see superhero movies for ESCAPISM. One thing people wanna escape from is the depressing reality of black crime. So, it's more fun to make believe in white villains. They seem more fun and less threatening.
The real outrage is when so-called SERIOUS movies like SOCIAL NETWORK and MARGIN CALL are full of bull.
They're illegal aliens and they've done something criminal so they're also criminals.
ReplyDelete'Racism', 'homophobia', 'xenophobia', and 'anti-semite' are slurs.
ReplyDeleteRacism should mean belief in races and racial differences.
Finding fecal penetration to be gross is not a phobia.
It's not wrong to defend one's nation and borders.
It's good to speak truth to Jewish power that is THE power in America.
"Look... it's escapism.
ReplyDelete... Also, people go to see superhero movies for ESCAPISM."
True, but escapism deliberately designed to teach an instinct about the world that is wrong, to further a particular agenda that harms many an American. If nothing else, by teaching self-hatred.
Burglar is a slur. Undocumented guest is what he is.
ReplyDeleteWill Israel stop slurring African documented immigrants as 'infiltrators'?
ReplyDelete"Look... it's escapism. "
ReplyDeleteYup, on that note, what happened to the black spider-man?
http://www.vdare.com/articles/not-just-for-reagan-democrats-asians-also-oppose-affirmative-action
ReplyDelete"Many Republicans dream of gathering more minority votes. Black and Hispanic votes are pretty much a lost cause—they well know that their interests lie in programs which transfer wealth to them and Democrats do that best. No, Hispanics are not natural Republicans, as some propagandists have claimed. Although Hispanics may oppose some liberal issues like gay marriage, in the end, economics wins. And Mr. Amnesty himself, John McCain, did so poorly with Hispanic voters that only the stupidest of Stupid Party strategists could think that more Hispandering on amnesty is a wining issue."
GOP should drop the hope of winning over the MAJORITY of Hispanics but it should still try to hold onto the 30% who voted for McCain. Every vote counts in close elections, and it's better to have 30% than 20% or 10%.
While we should give up any hope of winning the 'open borders' Hispanics, we should appeal to law-and-order Hispanics, and they do exist. Just because we can't get the majority of Hispans, we shouldn't alienate ALL Hispans.
Anonymous:"Look... it's escapism. If you want superhero movies to be realistic, shouldn't you be asking how some guy can be shooting webs from his wrists and swinging from skyscrapers?
ReplyDeleteAlso, people go to see superhero movies for ESCAPISM. One thing people wanna escape from is the depressing reality of black crime. So, it's more fun to make believe in white villains. They seem more fun and less threatening."
Yes, it is escapism, but, as your comments indicate, the shape and texture of the fantasy is illuminating; it reveals the desires of our elites, what they wish reality to be.
Syon
I prefer "goddamn immigrant" myself.
ReplyDeleteA substantial chunk of screen time is devoted to Spidey swinging into action when he hears the magic words: "Suspect is a blond Caucasian male."
ReplyDeleteSo Spidey spends the entire movie sitting around twiddling his thumbs in an introspective manner?
GOP should drop the hope of winning over the MAJORITY of Hispanics but it should still try to hold onto the 30% who voted for McCain. Every vote counts in close elections, and it's better to have 30% than 20% or 10%.
ReplyDeleteAs long as that doesnt, in turn, alienate whites.
While we should give up any hope of winning the 'open borders' Hispanics, we should appeal to law-and-order Hispanics, and they do exist. Just because we can't get the majority of Hispans, we shouldn't alienate ALL Hispans.
How about a WN strategy of appealing to the whitest, most Euro hispanics and splitting them off from the mestizos?
The term "illegal immigrant" was first used in 1939 as a slur by the British toward Jews who were fleeing the Nazis and entering Palestine without authorization.
ReplyDeleteThis must be why the Israelis refer to them as illegal migrants rather than as illegal immigrants.
So Spidey spends the entire movie sitting around twiddling his thumbs in an introspective manner?
ReplyDeleteBut look at it the other way: if the suspect was a young black male in a hoodie and droopy pants, Spiderman would waste the whole movie chasing down hundreds of false leads.
Bring me the head of Carlos Garcia.
ReplyDeleteBring it to me!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NCooyAhu7g
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A15v4tTab0Y
That's in line with a funny bit of Zeitgeist I've noticed over the past few years, chiefly among irony-proof whites who don't live in the border states (or are otherwise insulated)-- "Why are they being called illegal? These people have broken no laws"
ReplyDelete"Illegal immigrant" - is not a matter of semantics. The word is the correct, legal and descriptive term for someone who has illegally entered a nation state in contravention of that state's laws.
ReplyDeleteIt really is as simple as that. In the same way a buiding constructed without a permit is illegal, an MD practising without certification is an illegal doctor etc etc. The whole point is that a law has broken by an actor in the exercise of thrir activity - something you can't get around by playing around with words or looking the other way.
related to jerry garcia?
ReplyDeleteI guess 'immigrant' insulting implies adaptation to the host country's norms, while 'illegal' implies they feel in some sense subject to its laws.
ReplyDelete'Alien infiltrator' is so much better.
"Will Israel stop slurring African documented immigrants as 'infiltrators'?"
ReplyDeleteThey should send them to Australia.
¡Si se puede!
ReplyDeleteHmm, contradictions to be heightened. How about those guys handling estates and preparing demurrers/motions without accreditation, "undocumented lawyers" discriminated against by their county/white privilege structure, even though they've broken no laws. Wasn't George Zimmerman kind of an undocumented ATF agent?
ReplyDeleteI knew a woman from Sierra Leone, good person, quite professional, who resented illegals deeply. Her aged mother had had to wait an extra five years to become legal because she admitted to spending time outside the U.S. She played by the rules. People who actually obey the laws of the land of which they become citizens are deeply resentful of the illegals.
ReplyDeleteAround the net religion of Freetardism, esp. the contingent industriously devoted to stealing movies and music through peer-to-peer file sharing, there is a common saying of the general pattern, "If I had stolen your car you couldn't still be driving, when if I just made a copy of your copy you have lost nothing." That creative understanding of property rights must warm every heart in the Fortune 500, but why should the sophistry and point-missing end there--are not the nation's shoplifters really just undocumented owners of retail goods
ReplyDeleteCharles Garcia
ReplyDeleteWhoa, that dude must be at least 50% to 75% Nahuatl.
Clearly seeing a little Zapotec in him, as well.
Maybe some even Mixtec.
Like totally rainbow.
Read somewhere that "illegal alien" is most precise, to distinguish from RA and other categories; except it's become too compromised for 2012 USA understanding, a la "intercourse" or "niggardly." Split the difference another way, I vote for "criminal immigrant"
ReplyDeleteYou think it's easy when the buses roll straight by? Your cousins are deported without you? Adios Blondie... Never heard of survivor guilt?
ReplyDeleteGP.
http://www.wvwnews.net/story.php?id=9797
ReplyDeleteHow about a WN strategy of appealing to the whitest, most Euro hispanics and splitting them off from the mestizos?
ReplyDeleteThat's what Sailer's trying to do. Shouldn't be too hard. Just refer to them in various ways as "white" or "basically white" or whatever. Those who believe themselves to be (or want to be seen as) will respond; those who don't or who hate whites will not.
The term "illegal immigrant" was first used in 1939 as a slur by the British toward Jews who were fleeing the Nazis and entering Palestine without authorization.
ReplyDeleteThis is a made-up, reductio ad Hitler fact. To check it I went to Google books, searched "illegal immigrant," then narrowed the search to free ebooks, which includes mostly pre-1918 non-copyright material. The term was used in the 19th century.
For example, in the Congressional Edition, volume 3073 (1892-93), we find the following questions asked during a 1902 Senate hearing: "It is also, I think, worthy of note that the owner of the vessel would certainly be supposed to take much greater care in examining the passengers to see that no illegal immigrants—I think that is the term used—be allowed to embark. . ."
and this:
"Would they not really be examined there by your subagents, who would be required not to sell a ticket to any person who would be an undesirable or illegal immigrant to this country?"
Man, Charles Garcia could give Jorge Ramos a run for his money in a "most beautiful blue eyes" contest.
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This Garcia looks more like Lars Petersen, I would say.
ReplyDeleteCharles Garcia looks like an Irishman.
ReplyDeleteHe made some list from us about people to watch, so you should weigh what he says more heavily than if his name was Robert Schmidt, even though he looks like a guy who would have the name Robert Schmidt.
ReplyDeleteHer aged mother had had to wait an extra five years to become legal...
ReplyDeleteHeaven forbid! For the record, I'd like to state that I'm all in favor of 'aged mothers' from Sierra Leone coming to America. And the more the better. I mean, I can't think of a group more likely to make a tremendous contribution.
American immigration policy: What's not to like?
OT
ReplyDelete6 more US soldiers killed in Afghanistan by an IED
But who's counting? And besides, it's for a great cause. I know because Hillary Clinton just said Afghanistan is a 'major non-NATO ally'. I think this was probably for reasons of 'ally diversity', since at the time the US has no major non-NATO allied countries full of boy fuckers. Her proclamation filled that gap, so to speak. No pun intended.
"Foreign infiltrator" is a very apt expression. But don't forget to call anyone who criticizes it an Israel-basher and an antisemite.
ReplyDeleteNew term?
ReplyDeleteHow about "alien border basher"?
I call them illegal infiltrators now. I borrowed that from Israeli politicians. The beauty of borrowing from Israeli politicians is that America's Jewish/Israeli lobby is top dog here.
ReplyDeleteSo if the "Hispanic" marketers or "American" media or "Christian" Zionists or Neocons or anyone else don't like the term, they can take it up with their bosses.
The golden age when an illegal could simply buy a fake green card and social security card to get on a payroll somewhere and start a life here will soon draw to a close. It is already beginning to happen in Alabama and Arizona. It is now abundantly clear that workplace verification, secure communities policing, secure ID, and fences work and will do to illegals what the barbed wire fence did to the buffalo. We just have not had the political will to do it.
ReplyDeleteGuys like Garcia are fighting a spirited rear guard battle but they will lose and they are running out of cards up their sleeve. The legal hurdles have been cleared by the Supreme Court, technological advances are eliminating the shadows to hide in, and the opposition has gotten smarter and better organized thanks to the internet. But the pro-illegal side has one last card to play, the race card. One by one we have progressed through the litany of specious arguments that the pro-illegal side has put forward. It won’t work; they will just get a 51 foot ladder. It is unconstitutional. It is bad for the economy … Proven false, those cards have all now been burned. My guess is that from here on out all we will hear from the supporters of illegal aliens will be shouts of racism, racial profiling, look at what you are doing to the little children, etc. Garcia’s little snit is just the business lobby’s way of putting a Hispanic name and a nice suite on the same argument.
"Steve, but have you heard about a key plot point in the new AMAZING SPIDER-MAN flick?"
ReplyDeleteLook... it's escapism. If you want superhero movies to be realistic, shouldn't you be asking how some guy can be shooting webs from his wrists and swinging from skyscrapers?
The point is not to strain suspension of disbelief as far as possible, it's to stretch it only as far as is necessary to tell the story.
Otherwise, why not have all the criminals be hot chicks in skimpy outfits?
Also, people go to see superhero movies for ESCAPISM. One thing people wanna escape from is the depressing reality of black crime. So, it's more fun to make believe in white villains. They seem more fun and less threatening.
Jews come across as very non-threatening onscreen. How about a bunch of Jewish-looking criminals? That would be an "escape" from the Nordification of crime in cinema, too.
Around the net religion of Freetardism, esp. the contingent industriously devoted to stealing movies and music through peer-to-peer file sharing, there is a common saying of the general pattern, "If I had stolen your car you couldn't still be driving, when if I just made a copy of your copy you have lost nothing." That creative understanding of property rights must warm every heart in the Fortune 500, but why should the sophistry and point-missing end there--are not the nation's shoplifters really just undocumented owners of retail goods
ReplyDeleteCopyright violation or illegal file copying or whatever you want to call it isn't stealing, it's copyright violation or illegal file copying or whatever you want to call it. When you steal something, the person who had it no longer has it. That's integral to the term, "stealing."
Don't water down theft by misusing the term.
Ah, the picture--I recognize that guy. I've seen him on tv.
ReplyDeleteHey, he's found a gig. Isn't that what all these guys do? They read the tea leaves, see a way to become or to be relevant, a topic that will make their essays appear in MSM, will get them booked on tv shows, maybe even get a steady gig with a PBS radio or tv show when one of the others leaves/dies, and most importantly, will help them get invited to Georgetown cocktail parties of the elite.
If "illegal aliens" is double plus ungood, I'm perfectly willing to call them invaders or foreign colonizers instead.
ReplyDeleteI just prefer a simple "invaders." This also has the benefit of applying to non-white legal immigrants, who are cultural invaders. But such nuances are lost on the "no human is illegal" crowd.
ReplyDeleteIncidentally, that is a slogan so cosmically stupid that it's an instant tip-off that the person using it is a drooling, mind-controlled Leftbot with whom you can't possibly have an intelligent discussion.
Invasive immigrants.
ReplyDeleteTo Slur, With Love!
ReplyDeleteAlso, if there's a market for escapism from black crime, then there should be an acknowledgement of the fact by the entertainment biz, no? How about some movie posters with lines like "tired of black crime? Go to the movies, where all the crime is white!"
ReplyDeleteAnd if there's a market for escapism from black crime, isn't there probably a market for escapism from blacks, period? Where's the supply end for this one?
But the operative term in "black crime" really is "crime." If someone wants escapism from crime, the best way to get it in our PC Mafia-run society is to avoid movies about superheroes and criminals.
ReplyDeleteThe two best cop shows ever are The Wire and The Shield. Black crime is front and center. So much for Dick Wolf's bullshit excuse.
Can we have a name for these not-white-but-white guys like senor here and the Belgian soap opera Syrian general?
ReplyDeleteAround the net religion of Freetardism, esp. the contingent industriously devoted to stealing movies and music through peer-to-peer file sharing, there is a common saying of the general pattern...
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry but copying publicised material, contrary to the law or not, simply isn't "stealing". Furthermore the US constitution specifically states that intellectual property grants are meant to benefit the public by fostering innovation. For the life of me I fail to see how having a copyright that extends to 75 years after an author's death serves this purpose, just as I fail to see how software patents of any sort promote the creation of new software. Intellectual properties laws have simply gotten out of hand and flouting them is now a legitimate act of civil protest. It turns out that the faction pushing for more and more intellectual property laws is the same hostile elite pushing for open borders, civil rights laws and the rest. (It was the republicans that did away with the "Stop Online Privacy Act", not the democrats) This shouldn't suprise anyone because hollywood may be the biggest beneficiary of eternal copyright, and stands to benefit even more if it can threaten teens with let's see...fines of up to $250000 and five year sentences. Kids copying movies may be better off simply committing murder. In the same fashion that affirmative action was made law, the wise and the good have decided to simply bypass congress with new IP laws, in the form of ACTA, an international treaty largely negotiated in secret and not subject to congressional approval. Basically if you're against the "freetards", you're on the side of the enemy.
Dear Mr. Sailer !
ReplyDeleteI have no warm feelings towards Ruben Navarrette, but here is his publication "'Illegal immigrant' is the uncomfortable truth" on CNN site:
http://www.cnn.com/2012/07/06/opinion/navarrette-illegal-immigrant/index.html?hpt=op_t1
Your F. r.
"Can we have a name for these not-white-but-white guys...?"
ReplyDeleteWhat about "dingy"?
-bbtp
Foreign scofflaws
ReplyDeleteIrregular combatants in service to a foreign power (ICS-FP)
Alienators
La Raza
They all work for me.
"'Can we have a name for these not-white-but-white guys...?'
ReplyDeleteWhat about 'dingy'?"
So if one of these guys is arrested, it's a dingy collar?
Slur is a slur. I call for Word Equality.
ReplyDeletee-Proudhon is right, freetards are talentless parasites who think wanting something is the same as earning it. They contribute nothing of value, just use up bandwidth and spoil the commons for everyone else. I have never met a freetard who has done anything worthwhile. Also they are fat and smell like bad mayonnaise.
ReplyDeleteUdolpho.com
ReplyDeleteWrong, it's the anti-freetards that are the parasites. After all they (or those they defend) expect the government to give them artificial monopoly rights for 30 year+ old songs that they elected to publicise. This costs the public money with no benefit to the public, consistent with the now-reigning ethos of corporate America. If you think you should have to pay for downloading the happy birthday song then go ahead, but please spare the rest of us your moralising, because hardly anyone is going to buy it, especially when they understand what the law as written really implies. The current legal landscape is not what the the founding father's intended, furthermore imposing laws without congressional debate (consider ACTA) is anarcho-tyranny.
The real outrage is when so-called SERIOUS movies like SOCIAL NETWORK and MARGIN CALL are full of bull.
ReplyDeleteYou mean on those rare occasions when a Hollywood movie makes a Jewish character look bad? Yeah, I agree. Movies need to stick to making WASPs the fantasy bad guys.
Wait...I thought we weren't supposed to take the word of a White Hispanic.
ReplyDeleteAnd what is it with Newspaper editors and PR/Marketing flacks? I was going back and forth with the editor of a little local paper about their uncritical coverage of a charter school which was under investigation by the county for just about everything associated with running a school, plus visa violations. Yet, the school seemed to have a horde of gushing parents, papers and politicians in its corner.
Our exchange was civil, but I could tell he was irritated that I was not with the program. After our exchange he wrote an impassioned editorial for the school, hitting all the bullet points and excoriating the county BOE. Then he ended the thing with his zinger: He knew best, because his son (who also worked at the paper) had gone to the school.
The school's charter was revoked, their campus construction bond is in default and money is missing, yet he still carries their water.
6 more US soldiers killed in Afghanistan by an IED
ReplyDeleteHardly a day goes by without me wishing that a son of some Washington DC asshole died in Afghanistan. I know how bad it sounds that's the closest to justice that the people who are responsible for all these senseless deaths can come to.
Another familiar aspect of the new spiderman movie is that it is pure jewish-revenge fantasy. Nerdy but supersmart jewish kid thwarts blonde class bully and wins the heart of the blonde beauty of his dreams. The blonde beauty in this case is Emma Stone, who, curiously, dyed her hair blonde for the part.
ReplyDelete"Read somewhere that 'illegal alien' is most precise, to distinguish from RA and other categories; except it's become too compromised for 2012 USA understanding, a la 'intercourse' or 'niggardly.'"
ReplyDeleteThe most risible example of deciding that some perfectly good, innocuous words are too inflammatory (i.e, DWLs and NAMs are too stupid to realize the words in question are not racial slurs) is the word Niger. For as long as I can remember, my dad bought Niger seed to feed the finches. A few years ago, I saw the stuff had been renamed "Nyjer seed". Since then, I haven't even been able to find any that has the word "Niger" on the packaging.
Wouldn't want all those blacks buying birdseed to be offended by oblique references to slavery right there on the packaging.
"Delegitimize legitmate words, make it so we have no way to talk about the things we need to discuss. Welcome to 1984."
ReplyDeleteThe Frankfurt School Marxists have done this with the entire language, and PC was the Trojan horse used to do so. A perfect example is the word racism, a word invented by Leon Trotsky. The Marxists decided this term was more efficient because it only applied to the more numerous and dominant members of a country. Everybody of any race can be a bigot, and that's why you rarely read/hear that term being used.
Control the language and you control the parameters of discourse. That is the reason the things discussed on this blog are verboten in the mainstream press.
"Another familiar aspect of the new spiderman movie is that it is pure jewish-revenge fantasy. Nerdy but supersmart jewish kid thwarts blonde class bully and wins the heart of the blonde beauty of his dreams. The blonde beauty in this case is Emma Stone, who, curiously, dyed her hair blonde for the part."
ReplyDeleteDon't forget all the blonde crminals he foils.
"How about a WN strategy of appealing to the whitest, most Euro hispanics and splitting them off from the mestizos?"
ReplyDeleteAn openly white nationalist society would put pressure on Hispanics to play up their whiteness whether it was designed to or not.
Everybody of any race can be a bigot, and that's why you rarely read/hear that term being used.
ReplyDeleteMy theory is that since liberalism is bigotry (liberals do not acknowledge the right of men to reject their key principles), the word hits a bit too close to home and had to go.
"We're just going to keep force-feeding you the views of Hispanic marketing consultants until nobody can remember that there's any other way to think."
ReplyDeleteAre you trying to use "Hispanic Marketing Consultant" in a way to replace "Scots-Irish"?