Political Correctness

"We have been so brainwashed about what's politically correct, that we forget about what's morally correct." These words struck me as I read Armstrong Williams article at Townhall.com. Much is written about not using the word terrorist and using some less offensive terminology to describe those who plot and perform large scale murder hoping to frighten us and rob us of our will to fight for our freedoms. We pussy foot around naming Islam gone wrong as the underlying problem. We do not want any racial profiling, in fact, we would be so politically correct and afraid of offending a group that we almost avoid them when doing random searches. The media writes much about how the Muslim community in Britain is reacting in fear that their groups of people will be scrutinized and considered as possible suspects.

I keep wondering where the feminist groups stand. Is there anything other than the so called abortion rights on their collective minds. Is recreational sex without consequences the most important agenda in their world? Do they have any idea of what it would be like to live under the radical Islamist view of a woman's place in this world? Could they not take any time out of their busy schedules to champion the basic human rights of women in Muslim countries? Why was there no celebration within these groups when the Afghani and Iraqi women got an opportunity to vote or when female children in Afghanistan were permitted to be educated?

It appears it is politically correct to organize marches and protests to protect the 'right' to kill the unborn but not to march or protest against the very real tragedies facing Muslim females living under the threat of honor killing, lack of opportunities for education, and being chattel for the Muslim males.


Armstrong Williams: Time to Face the Truth: