Tag: political correctness

Swebola: The Scourge of the West

Colin Liddell Alternative Right May 15, 2014 A Swede in the advanced stages of Swebola. You’ll have heard of Ebola, the deadly African virus that constantly threatens to break out and sweep all before it on the Dark Continent. Less well known is an even…

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Interesting Pricing in Australian Cafeteria

Huh. Here you have a sign, which I am told was found posted at a university cafeteria in Australia, which demonstrates the depths to which political correctness has sank. Women, faggots and subhuman savages are now so oppressed, apparently, that they do not have to…

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“Racism” Meme on Life Support

The worst thing ever/pure hatred. From my vantage point as a middle-aged racially aware European-American, it appears that the oft-thrown epithet of “racism” is on life support. In days before my time, this charge of “racism” may have had merit. There were in American history…

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The Origins of Political Correctness

William Lind Accuracy in Academia March 29, 2014 For the first time in our history, Americans have to be fearful of what they say, of what they write, and of what they think. They have to be afraid of using the wrong word, a word…

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Political Correctness is Dead

Gavin McInnes Takimag March 22, 2014 Beyoncé: Definitely the bossy sort. It’s official. On Sunday, March 9th, 2014, political correctness breathed its last breath. It had been careening out of control since trannies took over the controls, but the moment that Beyoncé starred in a…

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The History of Political Correctness

Charleston Voice February 15, 2014 The origins of “political correctness” or “cultural Marxism” can be found in the early parts of the 20th century from the Frankfurt School, which was the headquarters for the Communists scheming in Germany. Max Horkheimer, T.W. Adorno, Herbert Marcuse, Leo…

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