The Last One

The "N" word is very much a taboo except for "African American" people who use it freely in various forms. It seems a bit unbalanced, yes, even unfair that everyone else is not allowed to say it. People have lost their job, been severely ostracized, even faced legal action for using the "N" word. It goes without introduction, here. I'd like to keep my blog.

Are you Baptist? Non-Denominational Christian? Generic Christian? LDS? Catholic? Hindu? Muslim? Methodist? Jewish? Messianic Jewish? Pagan? Presbyterian? Quaker?
Oh, I'm sure I missed a few.
It's illegal to speak in any terms, much less derogatory terms about any religion or religious group. If you do, you'll face the repercussions of it on a scale from mild reprimand to a stiff judicially imposed fine.

The whole LGBT fuss going on.....not going to even go there.

Most people have seen the whole fat shaming, body shaming ruckus unless you have been under a rock or living in Iraq.
Although people do know or should know the damage of being too thin or obese, better not talk about it, it's illegal. Oh my!

There's a feeling of everything is okay to do and be as long as what you're doing or being is *politically correct. Even when, as people, PC screams at us that something is not correct.
Correct for whom?
Correct for correctness's sake for what is correct for an individual or a group of individuals.
Those that adhere mostly to tradition, must accept, smile, submit.
Yes, submit.
UGH!

The one prejudice that's illegal, just as offensive, just as wrong, yet is so widely accepted by most people in todays world is ~

(fill in the blank)  ______________.

Stay tuned.
*smile*