Ben Carson: It's Time to Stand Up to Politically Correct Bullies

American people are too afraid, in this time of political correctness, to stand up and speak for what they believe, says Dr. Ben Carson, the renowned neurosurgeon and conservative commentator.

"It's time for people to stand up and proclaim for what they believe and stop being bullied," said Carson, a potential contender for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016, at Saturday's Conservative Political Action Conference.

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Carson, the former director of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital, said that most people in this country have common sense, but "the problem is, they have been beaten into submission" by the "PC police," and are afraid to speak up for what they believe.

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Comment by Deep Space on March 9, 2014 at 11:29pm: :) JF is a good guy.

Namaste.

Comment by B or D on March 9, 2014 at 11:28pm: Deep Space, I agree 100% No government at all sounds good. There are allot of creative ideas out there now. Anyone know of any of these? That they would be willing to share?

One of the many would be Jacque Frescos, called "The Venus Project"vA resource based economy...
I like some of the ideas.. check it out see what you think. I would start with his Essay.. it explains more about what there project goals are.....

Ok anyone have anymore? or ideas?

Comment by B or D on March 9, 2014 at 11:10pm: That's what I think too Chip. He does get it on many levels. And he has no desire to run for the pres. And Def logic instead of all the BS we always here day after day Hollywood. We need more people like him.. Or at the very least the people out there like him, to stand up and stop being some damn politically correct.

Comment by Deep Space on March 9, 2014 at 8:35pm: Chip - that's a big problem. Anyone who would make for a great president wouldn't want to be president. That's why I tend to lean towards no government at all. Some type of *voluntary* structure/community yes - but not an octopus that's got its' tentacles ripped into our ribs.

Comment by ĦƟǁÿWʘʘt! on March 9, 2014 at 8:11pm: WOW, actual logic instead of puffs of smoke ;)

Comment by Chip on March 9, 2014 at 8:03pm: This guy gets it on many levels. He also says he has no desire to run for pres. One more reason to like him.