I think you misread sago's point: > Because 'political correctness' isn't the cancer at the heart of social politics, it is straw-manning. On both sides of eve

I think you misread sago's point: > Because 'political correctness' isn't the cancer at the heart of social politics, it is straw-manning. On both sides of every issue. I don't think they were saying that political correctness was straw-manning, but that it was straw-manning that was the cancer at the heart of social politics.