The politically incorrect are now having fun with the anagram reggin. Shouting it out at parties and on the street is all fine and well, after all, we all hate whiney, anual retentive liberal political correctness. But in schools and the workplace reggin and some other terms known to be racist are becoming verboten by the courts. Like refering to a black coworker as Cornelius (referring to the ape in the Planet of the Apes movies). This has also been what right wing radio host, pet killer and racist Ted Nugent calls all downtown areas of cities, Planet of the Apes, which he contends is nothing racial. On the intellectual plane, Ted Nugent is about level with a planaria. See God, Guns and Rock and Roll.
Oh and not to forget the biggie okay word for a long time now, YOU PEOPLE! You know who you are!
The question of course is who do these people who use these terms think they are fooling? Each other? African Americans? Me? You? Who?
Okay a good share of them really are that stupid thinking it’s all a code over the heads of everyone else, but the majority know damn well what they are saying and are very proud of it. Why?
I would suppose primarily they do it to make friends. Like minded pals with the same interests like guns and monster trucks.
But there are also not a few who to it purposely trying to egg on a politically correct backlash and lawsuit. If the bait is taken, they notify David Horowitz (this is his main job on Earth), Rush Limbaugh, Bill O’Reilly, Glenn Beck or Sean Hannity to take the case of frivolous politically correct lawsuits to the people. And everyone – other than Jackson/Sharpton, a few old ladies in New Hampshire, and some queers downtown – hate and despises political correctness. Which in turn causes Democrats to lose lots and lots and LOTS of elections.
Is there a formula for this I wonder? Can education levels, intelligent tests, guns owned, first cousins married, Summer temperatures, confederate flags displayed, Harley’s owned, face hardware worn, tattoos presented, front teeth missing, meth use… Can they all be applied to some scientific formula?
Well whatever, "frightened people clinging to guns and religion" falls far short of who these, the most sought after voters of our electorate, really are.