While waiting for the therapist yesterday in Sidney, I picked up a copy of the Sidney (Nebr.) Sun-Telegraph.

There is an op-ed from the Cheyenne County Sheriff which is a master of the Oppression Olympics.

Racism: Real or Exaggerated? (Adam Frerichs)

I was recently asked to fill out a law enforcement survey on hate crimes from a television broadcaster. I filled out their survey a short time after having gone through Nebraska’s mandated anti-bias and racism training that all law enforcement officers are required to take every year.

During these trainings, I was basically told that as a white law enforcement officer, I am automatically racist and in all cases biased. I hate to break it to everyone, but we are all biased and I have even been the victim of reverse racism on several occasions. Do I sit around and cry about it? No.

Now this survey comes through and it seems to be trying to make a larger issue out of hate crimes than I personally feel it needs to be. Look, I live in a small rural community. The majority of our residents have rural values, neighbors helping neighbors, judging people by the content of their character, always seeing the good in other people, etc. So, we don’t see the hate crimes that other folks see in the larger populations. I decided to make my comments on the issue nationally as I see it and I am sharing them with you.

(more, continues on about the country being founded on Judeo-Christian values—whatever those are—cancel culture, you name it)