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This strikes me as a plainly false equivocation - railing against political correctness or "acting proper" as a way of justifying being "immature, racist, justi
by MaxfordAndSons 10y ago
This strikes me as a plainly false equivocation - railing against political correctness or "acting proper" as a way of justifying being "immature, racist, justifying". But one can (and must, imo) agree that too much political correctness can be problematic and unproductive without accepting the next proposition.
- luketych 10y agoThere are extremes on both ends. Somewhere in the middle the truth lies.