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The beginning of the end - Political Correctness
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I enjoyed the first 5 minutes, she brought a lot of insane points to my attention in that well-written speech.
Then she started going on about freedom of speech, and how they (the rights) should be allowed to say stuff but cant because of the words that the left use, and then started going on about how they (the left) shouldnt say this stuff, what about the lefts freedom of speech? Why does she only want freedom of speech for the right? Like, I cant take your argument seriously anymore, you dont even understand your argument... sounds like she just wants to attack whenever she likes without being attacked by others, thats not anything to do with freedom of speech / political correctness, thats just you being a bit of a twat that cant take what you give. |
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We have seen it on here on several occasions with the oh so predictable racist, bigot, zenophobia, islamophobia etc comments directed to anyone who expresses concerns about open borders etc. If they can't change your mind or get you to back down out come the insults. As long as people are aware of that but don't let it intimidate them then it won't have the desired effect. I do believe many more people are wising up to these tactics and fighting back. I think PC is on an inevitable downward spiral as more and more people start to challenge this kind of unacceptable behaviour. |
Is it unacceptable behaviour to out prejudice where you see it?
Nobody is saying you can't be as prejudiced as you want... go for it but for gods sake own it. If you are proud of your views and opinions what would it matter who opposes them? Labeling people PC is a way of denigrating any and all counter argument as they are too shamefaced to stand behind what they advocate imo. |
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Your words 'to out prejudice where you see it' says it all for me, you can't see it as your opinion, you assume your opinion to be fact. Those that support multiculturalism cannot/will not see that questioning such issues does not in itself make people prejudice - that is simply their interpretation - not fact. It does not entitle people to label others because they disagree with their views. If they insist on doing that then they can't complain when the tide turns. |
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It's often a pattern with people that act like PC is the end of the world that they ultimately want to say whatever they like with no consequence (ALL opinions come with consequences) while only wanting Freedom of Speech for her and people who share her views. It's hypocritical beyond belief. |
Yeah essentially what others have said in here already but people who seem to love freedom of speech like to attack those with views that differ from theirs (see any Mail Online comments section)
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An accusation is just an accusation, and meaningless unless true. If someone calls another person a racist when they aren't then it's an easy thing to refute. People only get antsy about it when they are racist but don't want to admit it. |
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I don't assume anything, there's no point trying to wriggle out of your prejudice because you are ashamed.....Embrace your inner bigot. Be loud and proud, if you feel a certain way and that defines you then accept it, don't bitch and whine and try redefine it :/ |
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Good grief… It feel like my words are continually stifled on here because of political correctness. Sometimes, even when I’ve tried to limit my words so as not to offend, I still find certain people are outraged by what I’ve said. I’m less vocal and literal here than other discussion groups for fear of offending some sensitive soul.
This “Left wing PC nonsense” by the British press has unfairly migrated from the American ‘Right’ and similarly adopted from the press by Right wing forum users but unlike the American left, we, in the UK, don’t need ‘safe spaces’ or have ‘trigger warnings’ so the ridiculous accusation that its a Left wing thing is foundless. |
FFS, we have people on here telling us its unpatriotic to be ashamed of the way Britain is being run. If that’s not PC what is? We have the Right telling us foreigners should adhere to British culture if they want to live here because its not PC to do otherwise and we have PC outrage and accusations of anti-Semitism when anyone dares to criticise Israel. All of these things need to be debated but when we have to police our words over everything just in case we offend, it limits debate.
For all your PC outrage remember this; you’re guilty of what you are accusing others of being guilty of. How do you not see that? |
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Trump is hailed by some on here as the King of fighting against PC and then skips debates because someone hurt his feelings. The one with the cherry on top is Trump falling out and never forgiving the journalist who mentioned he had small hands!
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The question is, are my replies being none PC? |
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That's what you do when someone accuses you of something, you don't whine about the word and try to turn it into something that can't be said because it hurts your feelings. Refute it or accept it, there are no other options. |
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It's quite amusing for me, really. I'm not actually a huge fan of "political correctness" or, rather, the legal implementation of such. I am all for balls-out free speech. For everyone. That means that you can say whatever you want without fear of the authorities or persecution or any official sanction. It also means that everyone else has free reign to say whatever they want back and tear you the **** down and there's not a damned thing you can do or say about it. If that's what we mean by PC coming to an end then I'm all for it :shrug:. Bring it on. We could test it out on this forum. Remove all of the rules, make it no holds barred. That's what makes it amusing --- I know exactly which members would head for the hills first :joker:.
Because what these people ACTUALLY want - and this is where it gets really ironic - is somewhere that they can share their views WITHOUT being called out on them. Without being "called oh-so-mean names" like bigot, narrow-minded, nasty little racist, etc. What they want is a safe space. And that cracks me up. |
the left abused political correctness, they perverted it and destroyed its true meaning just to make political gain themselves. absolutely disgusting. 20,000 kids molested in rotherham thanks to a perverted form of political correctness and all labours fault
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Shes implied that she is against forum members calling others names such as racists or bigots, despite her labelling many members as a sexist in the past She wants freedom of speech but wants to stop others from calling right wing people mean names She wants PC culture to come to an end despite endlessly arguing against: people protesting against governments, people namecalling in general, and posts that she believes to be anti-feminist Her argument is so weak, in so many different ways. She claims to be fighting against PC whilst having many PC traits, and she is fighting for freedom of speech whilst suggesting that others should not have the same privilege. And this mindset is very similar to the woman in the video. Its senseless, contradictory, and hypocritical. |
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It isn't me that wants it all their way. You really don't seem to know half of what's occured so until you do it's probably best you refrain from giving your not so well informed opinion. |
labour made the basic most obvious mistake of any political party, they tried to heavily legislate for everything, including everyday social behaviour, conversations and interactions
You simply cannot do that, every phrase every conversation are all in different contexts and situations. to think cops are meant to police everyday conversations is absurd. some people arent necessarily being bigotted , therer can be a million different explanations....they could be just dumb or stupid or poorly educated, they may be insane, they could be high on cocaine, they could be mentally ill, they could be reacting to being punched etc etc and yes in some cases they may be mean as a snake bigots. Its often a lot easier for the public and organizations deal with these everyday situations themselves. instead of a police officer arresting someone for saying something ignorant say in a school or college, let the head master/mistress or the principals take care of it, if a person at work is bullying let the bosses take care of it, if a comedian is being obnoxious dont buy a ticket boycott the show..etc etc but over legislating always means innocent people get caught in the web |
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