Has it become politically correct to diss political correctness?

Question

Just what have you got against the people I admire, nic? Do you know who they are? I'll give you a clue: they are all musicians, writers and artists.

Answer 1

Yes, especially for people who like to listen to Rush Limbaugh and that whole ilk.

Answer 2

I believe political correctness to some extent. on your case, definite, i think that regulations like the only you presented are poor. yet I do see the portion of them. I stay in Idaho. very almost each and all of the crime right that's committed via white adult males. even regardless of the undeniable fact that, the inhabitants is approximately ninety 5% white, so as that form of crime value is to be anticipated. yet while unexpectedly 30% of the crime became into being dedicated via the 5% minority, i could form of see a justification for regulations that would inhibit them from committing a lot crime. I want it weren't the case. however the difficulty isn't race in places like NYC, however the difficulty lies in different demographics. detrimental human beings tend to hotel to crime. regrettably detrimental human beings in NYC tend to be black. that is a right away correlation.

Answer 3

The PC crowd are the opposite of what they claim. For instance; they preach tolerance but are intolerant, compare how their speakers and protesters are treated at conservative functions to how they treat conservatives at PC functions. PC is interchangeable with the vast majority of liberals. They claim moral superiority but reward bad behavior and protect the guilty in our judicial system, demonstrating for the pardon of Tookie Williams, arguing for Geneva Convention restrictions on our soldiers while the enemy does not qualify for these rights and are not restricting themselves to these self imposed limitations.

Whether it is Politically Correct or just common sense, I don't care. I care that PC is hurting the U.S. They have no perspective on reality. We use morals in our operation in Iraq and Afghanistan but are accused of atrocities. We seek the assistance and approval of the U.N. but are condemned for our actions, while our critics are exposed for being involved with the oil for food scandal and the enemy is continually breaking every convention starting by attacking civilian targets to sawing off the heads of innocent civilians to bludgeoning captured soldiers to death with rocks. We allow criticism of our choices and methods while the enemy assassinates its critics. Our reputation is continually under attack while they appease the enemy and cover their real mis-deeds. We are compared to Pol Pot and the Gulag while the enemy's reputation is downplayed.

What motivation does that leave us to act morally in regard to our detainees? What motivation does that leave us to surgically strike at the aggressors? We try to do what's right and are condemned anyway. I say screw PC's and do what has to be done quickly. Pull out the troops and start flattening whole cities. Every time a dictator starts dictating morality to us, flatten the capitol of his country. If we hear that OBL or any other mouthpiece for the terrorists is within a fifty mile radius, MOAB his cave, mountain, or city until we know he is done.

Tehran and however you pronounce Kim Jong Il's capitol city should be the first to go. I guarantee the second city that goes down will be the last we have to destroy. The leaders of these countries will be dumping the bodies of these gnats called terrorists on our doorstep pleading with us to take our big stick and go home.

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Answer 4

I certainly hope so. Political correctness is an excuse to not stand up for what is right.

Answer 5

If you want to advertise to the world just how intolerant, bigoted, and rude you really are, be my guest.

Answer 6

substitute 'fahionable' and you've got it.

Answer 7

perhaps....lol...uh oh.... hope I don't get "dissed" now

Answer 8

I never knew it wasn't...