San Bernadino Shooters’ Neighbor Didn’t Report Suspicions out of Fear of Being Called Racist
It seems the progressive ideal of “political correctness” may have played a small role in opening the door of opportunity for San Bernadino shooter Syed Farook to carry out his murder spree.
A neighbor of Farook’s was suspicious of him, but was afraid to report anything out of fear of being labeled a racist.
And yet the left will not be held accountable for the actions of their rhetoric…
From CBS Los Angeles:
As darkness fell, police continued to search the home in Redlands. Officers entered the home with a battering ram and were taking precautions due to a belief that the home could be rigged with explosives.
It was not immediately known whether the Redlands home was owned by Syed Farook or his family members.
One neighbor said he noticed that a group of six Middle Eastern men moved onto the street a few weeks ago but did not file a report as he did not want to appear to be racially profiling his neighbors.
So the government asks for citizens to report any unusual behavior from folks like Farook, but those same progressives will then turn around and shame anyone who does so as a racist — along with the ilk who follow them on Twitter — causing folks to then be too afraid of the social stigma and shaming to actually speak out.
This is the logical result of liberal thought put into action. This is the consequence of political correctness run amok. It’s deadly.
Hopefully others around the country will learn from this man’s mistake, ignore the dung heap of PC culture, and turn in suspicious characters to keep awful incidents like this from happening again.
H/T The Right Scoop