We Need a Statue of Limitations
A typo inspires a thought.
In my last post, I talked about the need for a “Statute of Limitations” on the coming wave of lawsuits by whites and Asians suing for damages for intentional discrimination by employers in the name of DEI and affirmative action. I suggested November 6, 2012, the date of Obama’s re-election, as the cut-off date. Before then, one might not unreasonably worry about systemic white racism, but afterwards, c’mon, man…
Of course, the opposite happened and the forces of racist hatred of whites immediately launched into their Great Awokening power jag.
But I typed instead “Statue of Limitations.”
Over the years, multiple readers have come up with the suggestion of an anti-immigration counterpart to the Statue of Liberty.
So, I asked ChatGPT:
Please create an image of a fictional giant statue called the "Statue of Limitations" on Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay. It will look much like the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor, but instead will be holding up an open palm facing West, signaling "Halt" to would-be immigrants.
And got back:
We also need to update the Emma Lazarus poem...hold on to your tired, your poor...
Great idea. The Statute of Limitations could be built on the West coast.
Alcatraz Island could be the Ellis island equivalent of the Liberty Statue but for mass immigration.
It could house the worst illegal alien criminals. More reverse symbolism.
(Full disclosure: I’m an immigrant. If it makes this a ladder puller, so be it.)