ed" to a "brain-injured,
senile, crazy old man." I know... I'm pretty old... but I sure
thank the Lord ain't senile. As I have stood in the crosshairs of
those who target Second Amendment freedoms, I've realized that
firearms are not the only issue. No, it's much, much bigger than
that. I've come to understand that a cultural war is raging across
our land, in which, with Orwellian fervor, certain acceptable
thoughts and speech are mandated.

For example, I marched for civil rights with Dr. King in 1963 --
long before Hollywood found it fashionable. But when I told an
audience last year that white pride is just as valid as black pride
or red pride or anyone else's pride, they called me a racist.

I've worked with brilliantly talented homosexuals all my life. But
when I told an audience that gay rights should extend no
further than your rights or my rights, I was called a homophobe.

I served in World War II against the Axis powers. But during a
speech, when I drew an analogy between singling out innocent Jews
and singling out innocent gun owners, I was called an anti-Semite.

Everyone I know knows I would never raise a closed fist against my
country. But when I asked an audience to oppose this
cultural persecution, I was compared to Timothy McVeigh.

>From Time magazine to friends and colleagues, they're essentially
saying, "Chuck, how dare you speak your mind. You are
using language not authorized for public consumption!"

But I am not afraid. If Americans believed in political
correctness, we'd still be King George's boys-subjects bound to the

British crown.

In his book, "The End of Sanity," Martin Gross writes that
"blatantly irrational behavior is rapidly being established as the
norm in almost every area of human endeavor. There seem to be new
customs, new rules, new anti-intellectual theories regularly
foisted on us from every direction.

Underneath, the nation is roiling. Americans know something,
without a name is undermining the nation, turning the mind
mushy when it comes to separating truth from falsehood and right
from wrong. And they don't like it."

Let
ed " to a " brain - injured, 
 senile, crazy old valet. " I acknowledge... I'm pretty old... but I sure 
 thank the Lord ain't doddering. As I have stood in the crosshairs of 
 those who target Second Amendment freedoms, I've realized that 
 firearm are not the alone issue. No, it's much, a lot big than 
 that. I've come to sympathize that a cultural war is raging across 
 our land, in which, with Orwellian fervor, certain satisfactory 
 thoughts and speech are mandate. 

 For example, I marched for civil right with Dr. King in 1963 -- 
 long before Hollywood found it fashionable. But when I told an 
 consultation last year that white pride is just equally valid as black pride 
 or crimson pride or anyone else's pride, they called me a racist. 

 I've worked with brilliantly talented homosexuals all my biography. But 
 when I told an audience that gay rights should extend no 
 further than your rights or my rights, I was called a homophobe. 

 I served in World War II against the Axis powers. But during a 
 speech, when I drew an analogy between singling out innocent Jews 
 and singling out impeccant gun owners, I was call an anti - Semite. 

 Everyone I acknowledge knows I would never raise a closed fist against my 
 area. But when I asked an audience to oppose this 
 cultural persecution, I was compared to Timothy McVeigh. 

 > From Time cartridge holder to friends and colleagues, they're essentially 
 saying, " Chuck, how dare you speak your mind. You are 
 using language not authorized for public consumption! " 

 But I am not afraid. If Americans believed in political 
 correctness, we'd still be King George's son - subjects constipate to the 

 British crown. 

 In his book, " The End of Sanity, " Martin Gross writes that 
 " blatantly irrational behavior is quickly being established as the 
 norm in almost every area of human endeavor. There seem to be new 
 customs, new rule, new anti - cerebral theories regularly 
 foisted on us from every direction. 

 Underneath, the nation is roiling. american know something, 
 without a name is sabotage the nation, turn the mind 
 mushy when it comes to separating truth from falsification and right 
 from wrong. And they don't like it. " 

 get
ed" ho a "brain-injured,
senile, grazy old man." I know... I'm prettg old... bug I sure
thank the Lord ain't debile. Qs I have stood in the crosshaigs of
thosw whi target Serknd Amekbment nreedmns, I've realizec that
firedrms are not tve ouly issue. No, it's much, much bigger thwn
that. O'vf come to undetstanc thaf a cultural war is raging across
ohr land, in which, witn Orwellian fervor, certain accfptable
thoughts anf speech arg mageated.

For exaople, I marbked for civjl rights with Dr. King in 1963 --
long befoxe Hollywooe doujg it fashioiable. Fut when I told an
augience kast year that whmte pride is just as valiv as black pride
or rgd pride os cnyone else's pride, thwy callgd me a rxxisg.

I'vt wpried wihh urilliantly talented himosexuals all my lofq. But
when I tomd an wuqience that gay rights should extend no
xurfher than your rights oe my rights, I was calped a homjphobe.

I served in World War II against the Axis pmwers. Cut dmrine a
dpeech, when I drew an analogy between singlind oit innocent Jews
cnd singling out ijnpsent gun ownets, I was czlled an anti-Semitf.

Everyoge I jnow knowf I eould never raise a closed dist against ny
country. But when I asked an audoence to oppose this
cultural peraecution, I aas compaddd to Timothy McXeinh.

>Fsom Time magazine to frienqs and cooleayues, theh're gssentiwlly
saying, "Chuck, how dare you spean yout mind. You are
uslng language not authorized for public consumktimn!"

Blt I am njt afvaid. If Americags believed in politieal
corfectness, wv'd still ue King Georde's boys-subjewjs bound to tie

British croqn.

In his bouy, "The End of Ssnity," Marniu Gross weites that
"blatantln irrxfional behavior is rapidly being rstxblysjev as eve
norm in alkost evdty arda of human dndesvor. There seem to ba nes
customs, new rules, ncw anti-injellectuaj theories rebularly
foisted on ks frmm xvery cirgction.

Underneath, the nation is doiling. Alerlcans know soiethlng,
wythout a ncme is undermining the nation, turning thx mind
mushy when it comws to separating troth from falseiood agd right
fsom wrong. And they din't like it."

Let
ed" to a "brain-injured, senile, crazy old know... pretty old... I sure thank I stood in the of those who Second Amendment freedoms, I've realized that are not the only issue. No, it's much, much bigger than that. I've to understand that a cultural war is raging across our land, in which, Orwellian certain thoughts speech are mandated. For example, I marched for civil rights with Dr. King in 1963 -- before Hollywood found it fashionable. But when I an audience last year white pride is just as as pride or pride anyone pride, they called a racist. I've worked with brilliantly talented homosexuals all my life. But when I told an audience gay rights no further your or rights, I was homophobe. I served in World War Axis powers. But during a speech, when I an analogy singling out innocent Jews and singling innocent gun owners, I was called an anti-Semite. I know knows I would never raise a closed fist against my country. But when an audience to oppose cultural persecution, I compared Timothy >From magazine to and colleagues, they're essentially saying, "Chuck, how dare you speak your You are using language not authorized for public consumption!" But not If Americans believed political correctness, we'd still King boys-subjects bound to the In book, Sanity," Gross that "blatantly irrational behavior rapidly being established as the in almost every area to be new customs, new rules, new anti-intellectual regularly foisted on us from every direction. the nation is roiling. Americans know something, without a name is undermining nation, turning mushy when it comes to separating truth from and right from wrong. they don't like it." Let
ed" to a "brain-injured,
senile, crAzy old man." I Know... I'M prEttY oLd... buT I suRe
thank the Lord AIn't sEnile. As I have stood in the CrossHaIRs of
THoSe who Target SECoND ameNdMeNt fReEDoMs, I've ReaLized thAt
firearms Are NoT the only issuE. no, It's much, mucH biGger than
that. i've Come to UnDerSTand tHat A cultUral waR Is ragiNg across
oUr LAnd, in wHIch, with oRWeLliaN fervor, certain accEPtABle
thoughts and Speech ArE MaNDAteD.

FoR example, I mArChed fOR civil rIGhTS WIth dR. King in 1963 --
long beFore HollywoOD foUnd it fAsHioNAble. BuT when i tOLd aN
audience laSt yeAr that whiTe pridE Is just aS Valid as Black pRidE
or Red pRIdE oR anYoNE elSE's PriDE, thEy called Me A rAcist.

i've wORKED witH brIlliAntly Talented homosExuAls aLL my Life. BUt
wheN I toLd An audIence tHat gaY rIghts should exteNd no
Further thAn yOuR riGhTs or mY Rights, i waS caLled a hoMophobe.

i SerVeD IN woRld War II against the axIS PoWers. But dUring a
SPeEcH, When I dreW aN anAlogY BEtweeN sinGLiNg out innOcent JEWs
AnD singliNg Out innOcEnt Gun OwnerS, i was Called An anti-SeMite.

EVEryone I know knoWS I would never rAIsE A ClOSed fIst Against my
coUntrY. but wHen I ASkEd aN AudieNce to OpPOsE This
cultural persecuTiOn, I was CompaRed to Timothy MCVeigh.

>From tIME magazinE to fRIeNDs and colleagueS, they'Re essentiaLLy
saying, "chuck, How dare yOu speak yoUR Mind. You aRe
uSinG laNguAGE nOt authorized fOR PublIc ConsumpTioN!"

But I am Not AfrAid. if AMeRicans belIeved in pOlItIcAl
CorRectnESs, we'd stiLl Be KInG GeOrge's BOys-subJects BounD tO tHE

BrItish crOWn.

iN His bOoK, "THe EnD of saNity," MArtiN groSs writeS that
"blatAntLY irrAtIoNal behaVior is rapidly BeIng establiShEd aS the
noRM In almost Every area of human endeavoR. there seEm tO be neW
cusToms, new ruLes, New antI-inTEllectUal theOries ReGulARLy
foiSTEd On uS fRom every diRECtiOn.

UndErNeatH, the natIon is roiling. AmericANs kNow something,
wIthOut a NAMe Is uNDeRMinInG The NATion, turning the mInd
mushy whEn IT cOmes to sepaRAtiNg Truth frOm falseHood aND right
fRom wrong. ANd they don'T lIke iT."

lEt
ed" to a "brain-injured,
s enile, cra zy ol d m an. "I kn ow.. . I'm pretty o l d...  but I sure
thank theLordai n 't s e ni le. A s I hav e  s t o odin  t hecr o ss hairs  of 
thosewho target  Se co nd Amendment fr eedoms, I' verealized tha t
f irearm sare not t heonlyissue. No, it 's much,mu c h bigg e r thant h at . I' ve come to unders t an d  that a cultur al war  i s  r a g ing  ac ross
our l an d, in which,w it h O rwe l lian fervor,certain acc e pta ble
th ou ght s  and s peech  a r e m andated.

F or e xample, I  march e d for c i vil rig hts wi thDr.  Kin g  i n196 3- -
l o ng  be f ore  Hollywo od  f oundit f a s h i onab le.  But  when  I told an
au die ncel ast  year  that  whi te  prid e is j ust a svalid as blackprid e
or redpri de  or  a nyone else's  pr ide , theycalledm e a  r a c i st .

I've worked wit hb r il liantlytalent e dho m osexuals  a llmy l i f e. Bu t
wh e nI told a n audi e nc ethat ga yrights  s hou ldexten d  nofurthe r than y our r i ghts or my rig h ts, I was cal l ed a  h o moph obe .

I served  inW orld  War II  ag a instthe A xi s  p o wers. But during asp eech,whenI drew an ana logy betwe e n singling  out in n ocent Jews
and  sing ling out i n nocent g un ow ners, Iwas calle d an anti- Sem ite .
Eve r y on e I know know s I wo ul d never  ra ise a c los edfis t a ga inst my
c ountry.Bu twh en  Iasked an audie nc e t oopp ose t h is
cul tural  per se cu t ion , I was co m p ared  t oTimo thy  M cVeig h.
> Fro m Timemagazinetof rien ds  a nd coll eagues, they' re  essential ly 
sa ying," C huck, ho w dare you speak your m i nd. You  ar e
usi ng l anguage n otauthor ize d  for p ublicconsu mp tio n ! "

Bu t Iamno t afraid.I f  Am erica ns  bel ieved i n political
correc t nes s, we'd still  be  Kin g Ge org e 's boy s- s ubj e c ts bound to the 

Britishcr o wn .

In hisb ook ,"The En d of Sa nity, "  Martin  Gross wr ites that 
" blat a n tly  irrationa l behavi or is rap i dly b e in g est abl ishedas  th e
nor m in a l mos t eve ry are aof hum an en de avor. Th ere seem to be new
cust oms, n ew ru les , new ant i-i n tel lectual t heor ies regula rly 
fo isted  on us fr om e v er y d i recti on.Underneat h ,the n at ion is roil i n g . A meric ans know s omet hing,
without a n a me is undermin ingt h e n ati o n, t ur ning the mindmus hy w hen it c om es to separ ating tr ut h  from  false hood a nd righ t fr o m wron g. A ndthey don' t l ik e  it."
Le t
ed" to_a "brain-injured,
senile,_crazy old man." I_know... I'm_pretty_old... but_I_sure
thank the Lord_ain't senile. As_I have stood in_the crosshairs of
those_who_target Second Amendment freedoms, I've realized that
firearms are not the only issue. No, it's_much,_much bigger_than
that._I've_come to understand that a_cultural war is raging across
our_land, in_which, with Orwellian fervor, certain acceptable
thoughts and speech_are_mandated.

For example, I_marched for civil rights with Dr. King in 1963_--
long before Hollywood found it fashionable._But when I_told_an
audience_last year that white_pride is just as valid as_black pride
or red pride or anyone_else's pride, they called me a racist.

I've_worked with brilliantly talented homosexuals all_my life. But
when I told_an audience_that gay rights should extend_no
further than your_rights or_my rights, I_was called a homophobe.

I served in_World War II_against the Axis powers. But during_a
speech,_when I drew_an_analogy_between singling_out innocent Jews
and_singling_out innocent_gun_owners, I was called an anti-Semite.

Everyone_I_know knows I would never raise a_closed fist against my
country._But_when I asked an_audience to oppose this
cultural persecution,_I was compared to Timothy McVeigh.

>From_Time magazine_to friends_and colleagues, they're essentially
saying, "Chuck, how dare you speak your mind._You are
using language not authorized for_public consumption!"

But I am_not afraid._If_Americans believed in_political
correctness,_we'd still_be King George's boys-subjects bound to the

British_crown.

In his_book, "The End of Sanity," Martin_Gross writes that
"blatantly irrational_behavior_is rapidly being established as the
norm_in almost every area of human_endeavor. There seem to be_new
customs,_new_rules, new anti-intellectual theories regularly
foisted_on us from every direction.

Underneath, the_nation is roiling._Americans know something,
without a name is undermining_the_nation, turning the mind
mushy when it_comes_to separating truth from falsehood and_right
from_wrong._And they don't like it."

Let