Today we as Americans live in a society where we can no longer afford many of the social amenities we so easily took for granted a short generation ago.
Americans are having to learn to do without, to tighten the belt in such entitlements as welfare, medical, tuition aid, section 8 housing etc… but as we watch more and more of our own, who have paid into this system for years with their tax dollars, are evicted onto the streets … literally tens of millions of us!
Yet we are also observing an increasing tidal-wave of illegals being granted all the above amenities (and in some cases for a guarantee of at least 60 months with no questions asked) with no prior investment into the system and no intention of giving back to said system … and on the backs of their economically troubled hosts, We The People.We The People are getting very tired and angry with those who pretend to lead us, who pretend to be concerned for us, who pretend to protect us, all the while working to promote and forward an elitist agenda meant only for the destruction of America as an exceptional nation via the dilution of our cultural and economic viability.
The worst of these enemies and criminals within our borders are not the illegals or Undocumented Citizens, because of course they will accept what is offered. No by far the worst are those who perpetrate these crimes against We The People in our name … as our supposed representative government! Because nothing could be further from the truth.
Undocumented Citizen? The Absurd New Word for Illegal Aliens from Joshua Krause
Of course, the perpetually offended PC crowd is always looking for gentle new words to describe the obvious, so they’ve come up with something that defies all logic.
The Multicultural Involvement and Community Advocacy office at the University of Maryland has displayed posters on campus that are part of their “inclusive language campaign.”
The poster lists “offensive” terms, followed by their politically correct counterparts, one of which reads “Would you say [illegal aliens] if you knew I am an undocumented citizen?”
Other statements on the poster are critical of those who would say “retarded” in front of the disabled, “ghetto” in the presence of the poor, or “raped” within earshot of someone who has been sexually assaulted.
This is the inevitable endpoint of politically correct language. Some of us are so sensitive that we can no longer use words that make sense. There is no such thing as an undocumented citizen.
Someone who is not documented, is by definition, not a citizen. Don’t tell that to the Nicole Mehta, head of the university’s Common Ground Multicultural Dialogue Program. She claims that the term undocumented citizen was determined by students through surveys and focus groups.
“The overall purpose of the Inclusive Language Campaign is to get individuals to stop and think about the language we use and how language can impact others and our communities.
The use of ‘undocumented citizen’ seeks to avoid dehumanization of an entire group of individuals.”
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