Social Commentary Blog – Critically Thinking About Things That Change Our Society
Humphrey’s opinions are a reasonable representation of the abnormal, inexcusable, irrational and extremely biased views that flow freely through the veins and arteries of the Madison and Dane County population, infecting all those that don’t have their critical thinking immunizations up to date.
I’ve written it before and I’ll write it again, whenever you possibly can, support your neighbors and buy Made In America!
This is another blog post where I pick on the low-hanging fruit from an extreme progressive. It's another piece of evidence showing me that our society, culture and the core foundations of our country are being undermined by morally bankrupt propaganda narratives that gullible sheeple swallow as if it's all fact.
The move towards speech censorship is a terrible anti-American, anti-culture/society, anti-civil, and anti-constitutional pattern, it's unethical, it's immoral and it's just plain wrong for our society as a whole and for the morality of individuals. Our society is rapidly moving towards complete moral bankruptcy and anarchy and the censoring of free speech is leading the flock of ignorant sheeple away from liberty and straight over the metaphorical cliff into the abyss of open persecution, tyranny and eventual Orwellian political totalitarianism.
At the root of the anti-white absurdity is the 21st century's politically correct notion that the white race is inherently evil and should be publicly scorn at every turn and that everyone should be judged based on the color of their skin and NOT the content of their character which is a complete bastardization of Martin Luther King Jr's public views.
When you constantly react emotionally to these kinds of absolutely terrible, illegal and immoral events and go completely off the deep end of reality flushing logic and critical thinking you loose focus on the root cause and where your efforts need to be.
...an example of a conversation between people that disagree about a point and the conversation went well south of that initial disagreement.
Society's Building Blocks 