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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsHow can those who object to political correctness object
to being called deplorables when they are deplorable.
asiliveandbreathe
(8,203 posts)great read - ....snips.... edited for PC LOL
Nonetheless, the people who have attached themselves to a campaign that prides itself on not being politically correct immediately grabbed their badly chafed fee-fees and started screaming for safe spaces -
...snip....
truth be told there is a vulgar talking yam who apparently could set his own di,, on fire and not pay much of a price for it on television. That is grading on the curve, but it's nothing new.
malaise
(269,155 posts)Going to read the entire article
Excellent - love this line
If the electorate hadn't graded modern conservatism on an intellectual curve, it would've flunked out of Human College decades ago.
ladym55
(2,577 posts)He calls it. I'm amazed at just how thin-skinned the non-PC are. Oh, hell, no, I'm not.
They are classic bullies--as soon as they are faced with reality, they start to whine.
Leith
(7,813 posts)Do you mind if I use it?
meow2u3
(24,768 posts)Their idea of political correctness is what we call treating people different from us with respect, so when they say "We can't afford to be politically correct", they really mean, "We want to treat people with utter disrespect and not be called out on our bigotry."
In other words, the right thinks they can have their cake and eat it, too.
malaise
(269,155 posts)but they should not be called on it. In case they aren't aware, equality is as much part of the Constitution as their fucking gun rights
kentuck
(111,110 posts)They choose which "half" to identify with. If they are offended by being called deplorable, perhaps they are in the wrong "half"?
napkinz
(17,199 posts)and don't forget those who did real harm - as in kill people - and admitted they are Don the Con supporters