Dems set victimhood criteria – most lives don't matter

By the time Hillary Clinton accepted the democrat nomination for President of the United States, the party's concept of what constitutes a victim had finished undergoing some thorough redesign. It’s taken decades, but words like ‘race,’ ‘slavery,’ ‘privilege,’ ‘rights,' ‘equity,’ ‘education’ and the most bandied about ‘healthcare,’ now have different application. As much as politics have always been integral to life in general, permeating everything from the PTA and church to the local grange, it has taken such root in our society that it's reflected in most conversation. The Democratic National Convention, however, has set its standards for acceptable speech and the backpocket media have absorbed the talking points. Consequently, there are only two types of victims – those disadvantaged by sex or skin color – and, accordingly, both determine economic status.