The law enforcement community is finding it more difficult to suppress crime because political correctness and multiculturalism have infiltrated the upper echelons of the police command structure.

Political correctness is in reality cultural Marxism.  The origins of cultural Marxism go back to theWW1, where political correctness and Marxism are totalitarian ideologies.  The essence of this ideology is to take a philosophy and say, “on the basis of this philosophy, certain aspects must be true.”  Political correctness says that all history is determined by power, and the extent of your power is determined by your race, sex, sexual orientation or political leanings.

As we see in classical Marxism, the workers and peasants are good and the bourgeoisie is evil. In parallel, feminist, blacks, hispanics and homosexuals are good because these groups have achieved victim status and are deemed good no matter what they do.   Conversely, white males are evil, like the bourgeoisie in the Marxist system.

Political correctness and its adherents then rely on expropriation to get their way.  In classical Marxism, i.e. Russia, they expropriated the bourgeoisie, when they took their property.  In the politically correct community on college campuses, they expropriated by using quotas for admissions.

Deconstruction is the final part of the political correctness.  Deconstruction essentially takes any text, removes all meaning from it and re-inserts any meaning desired for the situation.

A symmetrical component of political correctness is multiculturalism.  Multiculturalism is the public policy for managing cultural diversity in a multiethnic society, officially stressing mutual respect and tolerance for cultural differences within a country’s borders.  For the law enforcement community this has taken the form of a Crisis Intervention Team or CIT, where we must show respect and tolerance of those who have mental health issues, regardless of the contact.

Within this framework lies two other views, mono-culturalism, old world policies that recognize themselves as one and do not recognize the existence of other nations/nationalities within their midst.  The melting pot or salad bowl of America, where immigrants maintain their own culture even though they are in America.

Multiculturalists believe you are racist if you do not reflect their view of society.  This tangent is eerily familiar to cultural Marxism as I described earlier and is detrimental to the health and well being of communities.  Multiculturalism thus does not bring groups together but divides people when they need to be united in the fight for social justice or in our case justice.  As such, multiculturalism is the “cult of ethnicity” and could destroy a nation.  It has certainly divided the law enforcement community as a whole.

These ideologies have gained roots into the law enforcement communities in various ways.  One small but effective tactic approved by police administrations all across the United State is the handing out of business cards on traffic stops where no citations are issued.  On the back of these cards contain the following:  Officer blank of the X agency has contacted you as a result of a traffic stop.  If you have comments positive or negative about this traffic stop, you should contact the office on the front of this card using the information provided.  The wording on the card suggest that a stop where no ticket was given should result in a complaint whether a business card was handed out or not.  Conversely, the same would apply where the officer performed above and beyond the means necessary.

Another more aggressive tactic is when a small minority group yells and complains the loudest and demands action from the police administration.  The most glaring example of this is the Paul Childs case in which a mentally impaired young black male with a knife was shot and killed by a Denver Police officer.  A small vocal, militant minority demanded action against Officer James Turney, the officer involved in the shooting.  The loud and angry demands of the minority group intimidated the Chief of Police into continually moving the goal posts of policy and procedures.  The actions of the administration and the activist group divided patrol officers and pitted them against citizens and administrators so that neither side benefited.  Officers no longer felt confident to do their job for fear of punishment and abandonment by the administration and the Mayor.

Common sense and the current laws should rule the day instead of political correctness or multiculturalism.  Unless plain speaking is allowed, clear thinking is denied.  Political correctness is part of the social decline that generation by generation makes public behavior less restrained and less rational.

People need to be united through common laws, common sense and common traits.  The American streets are the battleground of many special interest groups who seek to add anarchy and divisiveness to cities and the law enforcement community.  We must not give into this tactic and fight back with all that is right and just. Chief Justice John Jay said:  “Providence has been pleased to give this one connected country to one united people.  A people descended from the same ancestors, speaking the same language, professing the same religion, attached to the same principals of government, very similar in their manners and customs.  This country and this people seem to have been made for each other and it appears as if it was the design of providence.  That and inheritance so proper and convenient for a band of brethren, united to each other by the strongest ties, should never be split into a number of unsocial, jealous and alien sovereignties.”

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