By Frank Novotny, Victor
It is often advisable to refer to the dictionary to determine the meaning/s of a word. An excellent example is this word “racism”. The original, denotative, definition contains nothing about hate or prejudice, it is merely a determination. The liberal media, by connotation, has made this word a pejorative.
How does one make a determination? One method is by observation. One may observe people in the streets looting and burning as rabid animal. Perhaps they should be treated as such.
One may also consider that colored folks prefer to buy a house in a white neighborhood. They have made this determination.
To get an idea of what we have to look forward to, I suggest an excellent book by Thomas Chittum, “Civil War Two: The Coming Breakup of America.” Mr. Chittum was a soldier and then spent time in the former Yugoslavia fighting and observing.