[Timesink]

I disagree totally. We are entering what some are beginning to call the "Post-PC Era," with people beginning to stand up and fight - successfully - against attacks on our culture. Note how the WTC firefighter statue hoo-ha is blowing up in the faces of the race-baiters; a couple of years ago they would have gotten away with it, with little more than meaningless grumbling on our side. But now it looks like our outrage is going to force them to back down and produce a statue that looks like the actual event.

I think Buchanan has a lot of interesting ideas and often makes you think, but his predictions rarely prove accurate.

[Loopy]

Note how the WTC firefighter statue hoo-ha is blowing up in the faces of the race-baiters; a couple of years ago they would have gotten away with it, with little more than meaningless grumbling on our side. But now it looks like our outrage is going to force them to back down and produce a statue that looks like the actual event.

Mark these words. The statue will go up as is without bowing to your or anyone else's supposed pressure.

[baxter999]

Yes, there are signs that some people are saying enough is enough. But are there enough?

[WRhine]

I disagree totally. We are entering what some are beginning to call the "Post-PC Era," with people beginning to stand up and fight - successfully - against attacks on our culture.

I hope you are right. In the post 9/11 world this could become a trend. That certainly was a wake-up call as to where PC has taken us as a nation.