Rarely has there been a clearer point illustrating the insanity of political correctness than that made a couple of months ago by an Illinois school superintendant who has refused to let a girl's high school basketball team travel to a tournament to be held in Arizona, simply because of the new immigration law in that state.
The arrogance, and in my opinion, downright idiocy of this person speaks not only to the out of control disease of political correctness, but also to the ignorance of this individual for not knowing that Arizona's new immigration law does nothing more than enforce the federal laws already on the books that the feds refuse to enforce.
In 1980 Jimmy Carter refused to let our athletes compete in the Summer Olympics in Moscow. What did he accomplish except to deny young athletes the opportunity to do something they had worked so hard for all their lives?
Looking back, it was nothing more than a meaningless gesture and I'm sure the Illinois basketball team's refusal to play in the Arizona tournament will be viewed in the same way.
The problem at our borders has been glossed over by Democrat and Republican administrations alike, and basically ignored by the Congress and Senate until the problem is no longer a political one but a matter of the survival of a state and the welfare of its citizens.
I have read the story of a rancher who was violently shot down by an illegal who murdered a good man and escaped back over the border.
That farmer was a solid American citizen, now a family has been torn apart by some scumbag who will probably never be caught and tried.
I'd like to see that school superintendant in Illinois explain her silly, meaningless little protest to his family.
That's the problem with political correctness; there is only empty symbolism, as Mr. Shakespeare so clearly described it, sound and fury, signifying nothing.
The federal government has ignored murder, rape, kidnapping, organized drug cartels and all manner of violence and nobody but the good people of the state of Arizona seem to have the will to do anything about it.
We have watched this problem grow, going from a minor irritation a few short decades ago to being one of the most serious threats to the future of America.
And something else we should all remember. It's easy to sit half a continent away and criticize what's going on in Arizona, with your opinions being designed and crafted by an agenda driven media.
It is quite another to live there, afraid to work or even walk across your own land, never knowing when or where violence is going to break out and catch your family in the crossfire, watching the local and federal agencies responsible for your safety unable to enforce the laws that would protect you because of the political correctness that is sucking this nation dry.
If your family was threatened with violence and the law refused to protect them, what would you do? If you're any kind of man or woman, your answer to that question would be "anything I have to, to keep my loved ones safe."
Well Arizona is doing just that and it's going to take more than some puffed up, self-righteous, politically correct little school superintendent to keep them from it.
Lock and load Arizona, lead the way, and lets hope and pray that there are still patriots left in this nation who will follow your lead. I will.
I applaud what you are doing.
Political Correctness is a disease. And it is killing us all.
What do you think?
Pray for our troops, and our country.
God Bless America
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