Melissa Harris-Perry marginalizes hard work
According to Melissa Harris-Perry, an MSNBC host, we have to be "super careful" about the term "hard worker." Apparently we have a new term to add to the growing list of trigger warnings. What could be wrong with the term "hard worker," you might ask? It seems it could be deemed racist or demeaning to underprivileged members of society. You can see this rant here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKdtA...
There is so much that is disgusting about this rant that it is hard to know where to begin. It could be taken merely as an attempt to undercut the interviewee's (Alfonso Aguilar) praise of Paul Ryan, but it could cut deeper whether done intentionally or not. Is she trying to control others' thinking by controlling language?
Perhaps she is trying to undermine the value of hard work, itself. How are Objectivists - who hold the virtue of productiveness in high esteem - to view that?
How could one counter a comment like that if you came across it in a conversation with a liberal?
There is so much that is disgusting about this rant that it is hard to know where to begin. It could be taken merely as an attempt to undercut the interviewee's (Alfonso Aguilar) praise of Paul Ryan, but it could cut deeper whether done intentionally or not. Is she trying to control others' thinking by controlling language?
Perhaps she is trying to undermine the value of hard work, itself. How are Objectivists - who hold the virtue of productiveness in high esteem - to view that?
How could one counter a comment like that if you came across it in a conversation with a liberal?
Her justification is that some people vilify some hard workers as "failures sucking off the system." My answer to that is we should be "super careful" about saying those things and not let people who say it prevent us from using a basic phrase like hard work.
Entire neighborhoods were leveled. One area in particular was an enclave of beautiful homes and mansions that started deteriorating in the 50's. By '67 it looked like parts of Berlin.
I live in Illinois and I don't know how much of this mess is followed outside of IL. We have a textbook situation of AS. The producers cannot get out of here fast enough and the looters and moochers are going nuts trying to figure out who to devour next.
I sincerely find solace in AS. This mess is unfolding as predicted. We will see the producers just shrug. We are already so close. Almost everyone I know feels they are taxed -and regulated to the breaking point--and every taxing body and regulator just wants more. It is unfolding as predicted. I really don't believe we can stop it--we can only be ready when the moochers and looters give up. And it won't be pretty.
I think it is a brilliant idea. It could be the next Darwin awards! Here is Perry demonstrating a potential prize.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uRgd...
Respectfully,
O.A.
Fixed that for you.
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