Word Traps of the Newspeak Dictionary

As Dave Chappelle and Walter Mosley have learned, not even preferred pigmentation can protect you from the thought police if you step into word traps by violating the linguistic decrees issued in the Newspeak Dictionary. These dictates tend to be arbitrary to the point of absurdity. In the video below, Dave Morrison notes that we are encouraged to say “person of color” yet strictly forbidden to say “colored person”:

If the word police can pull this off, they can force us to say anything — and that is exactly what they intend to do.

This is an objective of every revision of the Newspeak Dictionary. We give obeisance to their ideology each time we avoid a word we used to use.

As George Orwell described, by restricting our language, they restrict our thoughts.

Social engineers are also able to alter thoughts by altering vocabulary. Consider the difference between the sanctioned “homeless” and the deprecated “bum.” The two words put the same subject in starkly different perspectives. The same applies to “pro-choice” and “pro-abortion.”

On tips from KirklesWorth and Lyle.

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