New Zealand politically correct -
how sad is that?
People in countries other than the USA, beware of American
style liberalism as it will destroy your nation as it did the USA. Perhaps New Zealand needs to heed this
warning.
An article appearing in The Dallas Morning News from the
Associated Press explores political correctness in New Zealand in reference to
an election campaign taking place in the Kiwi nation. Mr. Winston Peters from the New Zealand First
Party, noted for their anti-illegal immigrant posture was critical of the
government allowing foreigners from China to purchase land. Mr. Peters was quoted as saying “As they say
in Beijing, two Wongs don’t make a white.”
As a result he was accused of making a racially charged
comment. Really? Are people that wound up that a harmless joke
about a name is reason to be critical?
Mr. Peters later related that joke was told to him by a Chinese gentleman
in China. So if the Chinese can tell
that joke why is Mr. Peters being criticized?
His concern about Chinese purchasing land in New Zealand has
nothing to do with it because they are Chinese.
It is rooted in the fear of what dubious plans the Communist in Beijing
have for that land? Same concerns are
found throughout the USA also. If there
was no Communist government in Beijing, odds are Mr. Peters and others would
not be concerned about Chinese purchasing land in New Zealand.
Remember this; if his comment was anti-Chinese it does not
make it a racist comment because “Chinese” is not a race.
Mr. Steve Gibson a candidate for the Labour Party posted on
Facebook a description “Shonky Jonkey Shylock…..” in reference to his opponent. He was criticized as being anti-Semitic for
using the word “Shylock.” Really? The word “shylock” in the USA has been used
as a euphemism for someone not to borrow money from because of the extremely
high interest and questionable behavior.
The accusation of “shylock” being anti-Semitic is being
extracted from a play written anywhere between 1596 and 1598 by William
Shakespeare titled “The Merchant of Venice.”
The play references “Shylock” as a Jewish moneylender. If the reference in the play was meant to be
anti-Semitic, the term no longer resembles its supposed original intent. That word over the centuries has evolved to
meaning a cruel moneylender totally void of any anti-Semitic overtones or
undertones.
In the late 1800’s in the USA if one had a “gay” time, it
meant having fun and being happy. In 21st
century America “gay” is in reference to sexuality.
New Zealand if you want to cleanse your nation of racism or
anti-Semitism first rid your nation of American style liberalism with its
political correctness. Because in the
underbelly of that political correctness lies racism and anti-Semitism as a
tool to silence opponents.
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