Day 4A Chapter by Willem GrayDay 4 When did everyone become so sensitive? You can’t say or do anything anymore! No, I’m not talking
about being racist or prejudiced, that’s a topic for another day, but eating
meat, when did that become a sin? Being fat isn’t being fat anymore, it’s being
“plus-size.” She’s not skinny she has an eating disorder, maybe she does, but I
don’t know her, so why am I not allowed to call her skinny? It is as if we are
all walking on egg shells to say the politically correct thing, about
politically insignificant things. It all started with, and I guess it’s another day already,
racism and discrimination. Being racist is wrong, discriminating against anyone
is wrong, however, it seems to me the lines between what is not allowed to be
said or done, because it is an attack on a group of individuals, and what
someone doesn’t want you to say or do, because it might offend his pop-culture
vegan group, has been blurred. Be
offended then? Nothing happens, it does not affect you or your vegan group if I
eat my bacon strips. You have your bowl of grass right in front of you. It seems as if the people who have no reason to do so, are
looking for reasons to be offended. They are like a soccer player spiralling
downwards as soon as someone so much as grazes his shirt, so he can ask the
referee for a penalty because Akinfenwa was mean to him. The problem with such
an oversensitive generation is that necessary resources are being wasted to
deal with little b*****s, while actual problems such as racism in communities,
xenophobia, anti-Semitism and sexism are being ignored. © 2016 Willem GrayAuthor's Note
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Added on November 7, 2015 Last Updated on March 27, 2016 Tags: rant, racism, discrimination, youth Memoirs of a millennial
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