[Candor7]

“One 22-year-old woman, who had been robbed of her cell phone and debit card, and had blood streaming down her face said: ‘About 20 of us stayed to give statements and make sure everyone was accounted for. The police wouldn’t listen to us, they wouldn’t take our names or statements. They told us to leave. It was completely infuriating.’ “ >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

This is how fascism becomes institutionalized, through the social mechanism of institutional political correctness, defined by who? Barrak Hussein Obama, he began with the incident involving local Medford police and his former Harvard professor in 2008, which resulted in what later became known as the Beer Summit.

Good Read:

http://www.americanthinker.com/2009/05/barack_obama_the_quintessentia_1.html

[Uncle Ike]

” This is how fascism becomes institutionalized, through the social mechanism of institutional political correctness, defined by who? Barrak Hussein Obama, “

Sorry - O’Zero can’t claim credit for starting, or defining, the scourge of Political Correctness...

In fact, he is merely the most visible product and beneficiary of the PC foray into Orwellianism...

[redgolum]

Cops know that it is a career ending move to investigate certain crimes. Not to mention it could end with the officers in jail for racism.

[Fred Nerks]

What would you expect? His father (not the coal-black Kenyan native)wanted a Mau Mau in the US:

“... in my opinion, not only in Mississippi and Alabama, but right here in New York City, you and I can best learn how to get real freedom by studying how Kenyatta brought it to his people in Kenya, and how Odinga helped him, and the excellent job that was done by the Mau Mau freedom fighters. In fact, that’s what we need in Mississippi. In Mississippi we need a Mau Mau. In Alabama we need a Mau Mau. In Georgia we need a Mau Mau. Right here in Harlem, in New York City, we need a Mau Mau...”

http://georgehartley.blogspot.com.au/2009/01/we-need-mau-mau-in-mississippi-malcolm.html

[GOPJ]

What Alinsky's critics saw was the burgeoning of a national movement, the carefully manipulated construction of people's organizations, which all had two elements in common: (1) a collectivist creed, which denied the existence of personal responsibility; and (2) an amoral dogma, in which all means were justified by an imaginary utopian end.

Great link - the above captures the essence of 'liberal elite...'