Political Cowardice

"Falling down"

Political Cowardice a play on the words:
“Political Correctness” (PC), those that attempt to be “politically correct” are actually cowards.

The movie Falling Down from 1993 staring Michael Douglas as Bill Foster, a divorced, laid-off defense worker struggling just to get to his young daughter’s birthday party and bring her a birthday gift, in the so “Politically Correct” Los Angeles, California.  Falling Down is the quintessential expose’ and satire of Political Correctness and Feminism run amok in our nation.

In a world turned upside down by every conceivable anti white male political pandering, Douglas’ character, Foster, becomes the the closest thing to the personification of the so-called “angry white male” and settles some scores with a cadre of characters representing  many of the social ills still challenging us more than a decade later.

Unfortunately he looses all and is shot by a cop just after uttering the famous line “When did that happen?” in the final scene when he is told that he has become the “bad guy” in society.  In a perverted way, he may have won.  Get the move on Netflix and watch it, you won’t regret it.

I attempt, in some way, to personify Foster as “Mike Truman” and speak for many of the victims of the absurd political correctness we endure constantly.  To get an idea of Foster, watch the clip below.

I try to expose where “PC” has turned our lives upside down, as well as blog about all things political from a conservative point of view, as if I was Foster.

Read more about Bill Foster and watch another movie clip

In a world where our language and culture are distorted by forces with hidden agendas, where the opposite is often true, more means less, and lemming-like we march to that proverbial cliff, here we strive to expose the hidden truths.

“Political Language is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind” — George Orwell

Like George Orwell, Political Cowardice “is marked by a profound consciousness of social injustice, an intense dislike of totalitarianism, and a passion for clarity in language.” – (Wikipedia)

To understand more, read about Political Cowardice in the Urban Dictionary.

As Michael Savage said with such novel clarity: “Political Correctness is really Political Cowardice”.

Here we will attempt to stand up and do what our so-called leaders and politicians do not, we will commit an act of “Political Bravery” and speak the truth.

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