Under political correctness doctrine which subjects are taboo to discuss ?

Answer 1

All of them. Unless it's the subject of how much everybody loves everyone else. Also, the favorite color subject is usually not taboo. Basically, if it's terribly mundane and useless, then it's PC.

Answer 2

It is becoming more fraught with danger to discuss political correctness in it's many forms. I have always believed that an honest held belief can and should be clearly stated provided that such a right is not abused by the one making it. There is legal protection given to prevent people from attempting by their words or deeds from stirring up tension but on occasions certain things must and should be said. Many, if not most, people do not understand racism, have never experienced it against themselves, and have no idea how to deal with the subject. Until such time as we can talk about the taboo matters to which you refer, they will continue to exist. Black. Homosexuality. Muslim. Catholic. Protestant. Jew. Irish. Sexism. Insanity. Blind. Ageism. Each word I have mentioned will still up some form of response from one or other section of the forum, but given the correct circumstances, the matters must be discussed. As Phil Lynham of the Rock Band Thin Lizzy, once said (and he being an Irishman), 'You have real problems when you are a black Irish Jew who is crippled and living in Dublin'..............

Answer 3

Political correctness in itself is taboo to discuss.
Political correctness is just another one of those American ways of getting around the FACTS and TRUTH!
PC is Pure Crap!

Answer 4

I think truth would have to be in the top four. I just got a violation notice because I posted the answer "This is just ridiculous." Reason for violation: Insulting.

Answer 5

Religion, heterosexuals and patriotism.

Answer 6

How everyone is racist, even more so than anglo europeans.