Showing posts with label political correctness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label political correctness. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 11, 2021

Time to laugh away the political “correctness”


 It’s downright hilarious and pathetic to listen to today’s young people whine about “being offended” by so many things.

Obviously raised by spineless morons, these 🐑 and ❄️s are an embarrassment to modern society.

Some comedians once made their careers on insulting people, Don Rickles will forever be the king of the insult comics.  If you were at his show and he didn’t go after you, you literally felt like you did something wrong and a bit shortchanged, it was kind of an honor to be insulted by great comedians like him, because we all knew it was all in fun, nothing personal at all.

Then two men came along that upped that game, they took it to a new level, nothing was taboo, nothing was “too far” for guys like Sam Kinison and Andrew “Dice” Clay, but they still did it with a manner of style where sophisticated adults knew it was all still just about the humor, we weren’t offended because we were grown adults who understood that the context was in a joke and the intent was humor.

But, then the “pc police” started raring their empty heads, slamming Clay & Kinison for anything they could get their hands on, “this is racist” “that is sexist” “that’s not scientifically correct” and a whole host of mindless drivel that the media ate up like fresh fish, using this fodder in smear campaigns to further an agenda of victimhood for anyone and everyone they could.  It was a major regression of a civilized society and this regression continues in the Karen’s war against humor.

George Carlin was the one to first push the envelope to the extremes, yet still keep it in the direct context of humor but still making people think about issues.  Carlin still used his humor in the proper context and with the right intent, Sam & Dice just  took it to the next level, but still kept it in the context of humor.

Comedian and PhD, Yakov Smirnoff talks about being a comedian in Russia and that jokes had to be submitted for review before a comedian could perform them in public.  Is that where we are headed?  The land of the Free?  The land of Free Speech, headed for having joke police?  Modern liberalism would like us to go there, even though any educated adult knows that  such a thing is absolute foolishness.  …what a country?

Dice was banned from MTV (which I’d certainly consider a badge of honor) and Kinison was banned from Saturday Night Live, this only upped their popularity and exposer as Rebels in the world of comedy.  

Kinison was labeled as one of the most offensive comedians ever, he was called names, vilified and hated by people who refused to grow up and try to think like adults.  To them, he was a “horrible person”, but nothing could be further from the truth, I knew Sam, he was awesome, a great guy who loved his fellow human beings with a heart bigger than that big old overcoat could ever contain.

It’s time that we not only start to laugh again, but laugh hard at those who would shackle and condemn laughter, just because they refuse to grow up and live in reality.  Let’s all LAUGH AGAIN!




Friday, July 23, 2021

Another Icon of Americana is Gone


 While the, Washington Football Team is still trying to figure out a new team name and logo, the Cleveland Indians have jumped into the stanky pool of "political correctness" and done away with one of the most iconic logos in American Sports history... what's next, banning the film, Major League?

This decision comes with a flood of foolishness and infantile whining from leftists (most of which are whiter than a major league baseball) in something that is called, "virtue signaling" a made up term that basically means, "we know better than the people we are claiming to be protecting" but really just means, "we're a bunch of dumbasses who are ignorant of accurate history and the basics of the English Language".

Baseball, and sports in general, used to be the last great refuge away from political nonsense (for the most part), a way to get away from the nonsense in the public and just enjoy America's Pastime with family and friends.  A day at the ball park, hotdog in one hand, beer in another, ready to drop both if a foul ball comes your way.  Or a day in the hammock, radio on, cold beer, burgers on the grill, family and friends enjoying the sun & breeze... but no more of that nonsense 😡 (am I still allowed to use that emoji?).

Speaking of the Washington Football Team, I agree with the


name change on that, but there was and remains nothing wrong with the logo, it was actually designed by an American Indian (shut up, there is nothing wrong with that term).  They should have been done in 24-48 hours going from the old name to the, Washington Warrior and that would be that, but you had all the pale faces whining and crying about a logo they hadn't even bothered to research at all.

"The Redskins primary logo used today was first designed in 1971 in close consultation with Native American leaders. Among those who unanimously approved and voiced praise for the logo was Walter "Blackie" Wetzel, a former President of the National Congress of American Indians and Chairman of the Blackfeet Nation."

Cleveland's decision to change it's name and logo make no damn sense at all, none, zip, zilch, nada... especially with a major motion picture backing up the teams heritage and iconic standing in American sports.

This is the man behind the name, Indians, his name is Louis


Francis Sockalexis and was known as, The Deerfoot of the Diamond, a member of the Penobscot Tribe, he played 3 years of professional baseball, all for the Cleveland Spiders.  He played outfield, had 3 home runs and 55 RBI’s in his career with a .313 batting average.

The logo of Chief Wahoo, as we see it here, has been a part of Americana since 1951 and before that still that of an American Indian Warrior swinging a baseball bat rather than a weapon of war.  It


was only made more iconic and beloved in the 1989 sports classic, Major League, starring Charlie Sheen, Tom Beringer & Wesley Snipes.  The Indians logo became a symbol of the Underdog Team, it brought fans to the team and the game, a lot of new ones.

The bottom line is this, "political correctness" is an intellectual disease, robbing the individual of any and all trace of Common Sense, Logic and Reason, thus why they always act like such petulant children, screaming at the top of their lungs and/or name calling rather than engage in rational debate with substance and facts.  "Virtue Signaling" is the latest political weapon that is used like a blunt object, based in inaccurate history, guilt trips and false feelings of entitlement.

History is riddled with things  like this, “oh it’s only a baseball team”… that’s how it starts, little things that don’t seem to matter on the grand scale of life but have always ended with it being taken to extremes and creating some of the darkest times in human history, despite what it’s called in the beginning.

I will always proudly wear my Cleveland Indians baseball hats and anything else I own with that historical and logo based in pure Americana, it's an icon and deserves to be treated better than banishment based in ignorance.