We need more people like Gary - PC needs to be slowed down. Although PC indubitably has some guud aspects in it, most of it is really crap as to how this legendary actor succinctly puts it because PC really make people become ridiculously super sensitive & hence, extremely negative let alone that it is becoming the authority Eastern style! The very concept then of Westernism - western thoughts, ideals, philosophy, values, principles, & way of life (of being so broad minded, open minded, skys the limit, and accepting of anything & everything instead of being so narrow, judgmental, and putting so much limits to everything as to how PC wants it to be in the name of equality) ultimately suffers as PC is a Communist ideology! Unfortunately, it is taking over America, the great bastion of freedom & liberty. Its like, what took +400 years of building the greatest society of free people & free thinkers which serves as the beacon of light against the forces of tyranny & oppression worldwide is now being run over by extremely negative PC which started their rabid campaign in U.S. colleges back in 1990, greatly brainwashing the young. This is how they also do it back East like in the ol country. Unfortunately, I was part of that U.S. college scene of the 90s making me so stupidly PC up to Jan. of this year (24 damn long years) when so much of PC is all about HYPOCRISY & SUBJUGATION Eastern style as its such an Eastern based philosophy. Ever heard of the word submit Middle Eastern style? What about seeing, judging, & determining whats fair & the converse aka whats wrong or right Far Eastern style? Or what about Confucius 2nd tenet that describes: Systems of ritual norms & propriety that determines how a person should properly act in everyday life aka putting so much limitations on how a person should act or live his/her life? Thats what PC is all about, its such an Eastern based philosophy thats cunningly taking over America & it needs to be checked!
Posted on: Thu, 26 Jun 2014 03:18:09 +0000
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