posted on Aug, 25 2009 @ 10:04 PM
My family don't like to go anywhere with me. They've said so. Apparently I am not PC enough
Always was outspoken, but not to be cruel. Just if I think something needs saying
I get involved. That embarrasses my family too. Was in the centre of the city, on a hill, waiting for a bus and saw two white-collar workers running
like mad towards us (my kids were with me). The man in front had a briefcase. The one behind was trying to catch him and calling for bystanders to
'help .. stop him'.
They roared up the hill right in front of us. And like Superman, I threw myself at the one in front (I'm a woman). He biffed me aside and kept
running for his life. Nearly tore my shoulder off. Don't know how the chase ended .. they disappeared. My kids looked at me as if I really were
insane and asked me not to tell anyone, ever, about what I'd just done
I complain if someone spits onto the street and tell them not to do it any more. Usually, the spitters are Asian migrants. So even though spitting
in the street is prohibited under law, I'm judged 'not PC' and 'racist' for saying it to Asians. How are they going to learn ? Obviously they
are clueless about the amount of germs that are spread by spitting in the street. Gee, maybe that's why it's against the law ?
If I see people fighting .. physically fighting .. before I know it, I'm in there trying to break them apart. Why? Who knows. I was an eldest
child
When men speak disgustingly about or to women, I defend the women. There are lots of women I don't like, but I defend them on principle because
I've never known a man who could handle being a woman for one week
I talk back to the tv all the time, out loud. It began when the kids were little and I wanted them to learn that we should stand up against excreta
whenever we encounter it .. and to teach them to question all the rot being pushed onto the public. The kids moved on .. I still argue against the
whore-media's propaganda
On a tamer level, I sometimes put my arm around the back of my head and try to remove a hard toffee from my mouth. Harder than you think. Have to
stay flexible. That's what I've told those who've found me trying to succeed at it