Dogs and cats living together, human sacrifices, mass hysteria…”

A quote from a very funny movie that I always think of when I hear people overreacting to a situation.

The other day I found myself in yet another stupid debate on a forum board. The thread concerned an article about multi-cultural dolls being sold at Kmart. Apparently some people felt this was the perfect example of the downfall of the world. Yes! Hispanic barbies=The end of the world!!! As if this madness was not enough, a couple of the posters felt that the Jews were behind this. Don’t get me wrong, I would never underestimate the influence Jews have on the world but for the love of god these are children’s dolls. Do multi-cultural barbies bother you? Don’t buy them! You are not being forced to. Can’t stand even seeing them in your local store? Make the choice not to shop there. It really is that simple.

Its funny how a person can get themselves worked up over things that in the big picture don’t mean a thing, yet they will remain silent when it comes to the core issues of our movement. What it comes down to is we need more action and less reaction. Did you know, right at this moment in Arizona, illegal immigrants are walking into our country carrying drugs and IF they are caught, not only are they not deported, they are not prosecuted for it. The excuse? The State attorney for Arizona has lost federal funding, so there is no manpower or money to prosecute. This is a real problem. There are lobbyist out there that are pushing for thoughts to be added to hate crime legislation. Can you imagine? A law that would allow you to be prosecuted for what people perceive that you think . That is scary. Right now, we have POW’s that are serving unfair amounts of time for their beliefs, not for what their crimes are. This is something to get worked up over.

My main goal these days is to insure my children and myself have the right to have pride in our heritage and our race. I’m ok with other races having pride in their culture as long as it is not pushed on me and mine. Hispanic, black, and Hmong kids have their own dolls selling at Kmart, well good for them. My kids won’t be playing with them. Multi-cultural dolls are nothing. Lets get worked up about something that matters.

Sara WAU