Day: June 12, 2020

It is hard to be a professor today in Canada, or, anywhere where liberalism’s bizarro fantasies have taken hold, which unfortunately is almost everywhere. Wherever two or more of you are gathered in the name of confused gender dysphoria, professors of the classically educated sort, must tread spritely amongst the landmines of the approved vernacular of the day. And you might not want to discuss biology, physiology, or any of the other sciences that until a couple years ago, have been widely accepted for, oh, four or five thousand years, at least.

Race dividers are always looking for an insult to hurl that they hope will be as intentionally hurtful to whites, as the “N” word is to blacks. One that is beyond debate, beyond defending, and beyond question. One that cannot be wiped off, one to which the only response is to kneel, grovel, apologize, and declare unending, never redeemable guilt. It appears they think that in “White Privilege”, they have found their lethal zinger. Have they?

After writing about Black Lives Matter’s history and tactics in his “Legal Insurrection” website, William A. Jacobson is feeling pressure to conform to the liberal line at Cornell, where he has worked for 12 years. They expect him to think, say, and write the way they do, or, for his own job security, simply be quiet. And at this point, even that might not be enough to satisfy the monolithic beast of liberalism.

You will agree, support, march for, show outward allegiance to, and enthusiastically cheer on Black Lives Matter, or you will be punished. Fired, shunned, attacked, ridiculed, physically injured, and generally outcast as the scum of the country. There is only the “either / or”, with no room for your own nuanced position. You will be told exactly how to think and act on the matter, or you will shut up and hide.

Receiving pushback last year when she stated that “sex is real”, J.K. Rowling has written an explanatory essay delving deeper into her opinion on the Transgender movement, which holds the position that men can be women, and women can be men, if they feel strongly enough about it.