The Big Snitch Is Here—America Goes Stasi

FBI = KGB USPS = Stasi Welcome to the Soviet States of Amerika.

This business of accusing people of "bias" is not new. I can share this information because it is public record as I filed a complaint with the EEOC, no matter how useless they are. But at least in doing so, I had a chance to view my personnel file. I accepted a position as a nurse at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation back in late 2000. One of my co-workers--a transgendered, lesbian, ex-nun, ex-Catholic accosted me in her office and tossed her dissertation in front of me. A cursory inspection of this book revealed to me that it was essentially contrary to Catholic teaching. (I am a faithful Catholic, by the way.) I declined to read it and told her that I wasn't a feminist. She also accosted me one morning and was able to discern that I was not an abortion supporter. From that point forward, I was regularly harassed by the unit manager. I was accused of "religious bias." I was forced to stand in front of a mirror and look at myself. I was told that my "knitted eyebrows" made me look "confused" and "judgmental." I was accused of "religious bias." I was informed that I was "dissociating," in other words, accused of being mentally ill. This manager specifically said that my position on abortion would render me "ineffective working in this facility." It became a hostile working environment. Because of what was happening, I became sensitized to the term "religious bias." And one afternoon, while I was charting, I found out that this unit manager had taken one of our patients behind closed doors and was "counseling" her on "religious bias." I actually saw it entered on the patient's chart. Counseling people on "religious bias," in my humble opinion, is illegal. This is an example of how arrogant the Left has become. They will besmirch, belittle, harass, and intimidate people until they wear them down and destroy them. These are Stasi tactics. I published an article on this matter in the Journal of Christian Nursing in early 2002.

Hey Roger, you're a regular read but check out Canada (for me previously known as the old country) in Ontario and British Columbia the RCMP (red jackets) can stop you on the street and demand to know why you are so far away from home.

For 30 years people were afraid to speak their minds on pretty much any subject, especially at work. You never criticized anyone black or gay, even for the most legitimate of reasons. Trying to discipline one was a nightmare and usually not worth the effort. Lately though, it has been refreshingly different. I'm finding out an awful lot of people feel as I do about things, and have heard more "N words" in a day than I used to hear in a year. Maybe there is hope for us yet.

Well, I guess the Stasi will be having me on one of their lists, then. I have a lot of implicit bias against "protected minorities" because as an American Christian I happen to believe that we are all created equal and should all be treated equally under the law and the rules of society. No one should be given special protections and treatment because of their race, gender, sexual preferences, or anything else. Isn't that exactly what our laws say? Of course, because the left is so full of cognitive dissonance (and other stuff) they do not seem to realize the complete dishonesty and hypocrisy of their support for "protected minorities." While feeling themselves to be morally and intellectually our superiors, they are the dumbest and least self-aware people on the planet.