Thread: Victims of Political Correctness

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Ft. Hood and Others - Victims of Political Correctness
Tunnel Rat posted on November 10, 2009 10:33

As more news comes out about the crazy Muslim who shot up the soldiers in Ft. Hood, it appears that Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan was on the radar of the FBI and NSA, and they did nothing.

We all know why – they were scared of being labeled xenophobes. In short, they were cowards. That’s right, Mr. Joint Terrorism Task Force and Mrs. NSA – you are a bunch of pussies. You didn’t want to investigate a Muslim in the Army because you would be called racists and xenophobes by his defenders in CAIR.

So you did nothing.

In short, these feds have blood on their hands. Hell, I got more calls from the FBI than Major Hasan.

But the reality is that political correctness and identity politics are behind the tragedies in Ft. Hood, and perhaps Orlando. American tech professionals have been forced to cower to the Indu-Invaders in I.T. because if they stood up for themselves, they would be labeled racists. And thus, like the feds, they said nothing, even as they were training their slumdog replacements and packing their boxes.

We all know what happens when you oppose the H-1B program online – Vivek Wadhwa or Farhad Manjoo calls you a xenophobe. They know that all you have to do is charge someone with illicit, evil, non-PC thoughts, and they will run into the woods, terrified of having their online reputation destroyed. In this day and age of Google profiling, people will go out of their way to find the identity of their enemies online, just to slander them.

Slumdogs are famous for this tactic. In any flame war, they try to Google the nyms of anybody who dares to speak out against the corrupt H-1B program, and publicize some connection between a random American and some non-PC internet postings. Slumdogs are stupid enough to think that a name like “Kevin Smithâ€

Political correctness hysteria killed 13 people, the left since Clinton have worked to enforce on the military the view they have of society simply it is wrong for the military to mirror our society.