Presenting the new game by (some game manufacturer) …. “That’s Raaaaccist”….

Don’t say black, don’t wear white, don’t us “their” words, don’t refer to their poorly chosen relationships.. maybe we can get a script for what we are permitted to say in the future? 

Another Wonderful item from Michelle Malkin…

Remember back in October when someone accused me of RAAAAACISM for using the phrase “thug thizzle?” Here.

And remember when the Associated Press decried Sarah Palin’s criticism of Obama’s relationship with Bill Ayers as “racially tinged?” Here.

And remember the racial-card brouhaha when John McCain referred to Obama as “that one?” And when Time magazine called him racist for criticizing Franklin Raines? And when unhinged bloggers called Palin racist for wearing white? Here.

Well, add another item to the RAAAAACIST list: You can no longer use the phrase “tricked out” without being labeled a you-know-what.

An article is then cited where “tricked-out” was used to describe Governor Deval’s (publically-funded) Cadillac. Diane Patrick who is the one who made this a major issue, had her sentiments noted in Gwen Ifill’s book.

Yep, that Gwen Ifill — the ethically-challenged debate “moderator” who, of course, played the race card when her objectivity was challenged.

Just another race-hustling journalist carrying water for her demagogic friends.

I know, I know:

THAT’S RAAAAAACIST!

Michelle Malkin » More things you can’t say in the Age of Obama

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