> The problem with the "anti-political-correctness" camp is that it traditionally goes much farther People always overcorrect. Always. One generation's parenti

> The problem with the "anti-political-correctness" camp is that it traditionally goes much farther People always overcorrect. Always. One generation's parenting is too hands off? The next generation will helicopter parent. Political correctness getting too puritanical and histrionic? People react by literally embracing Naziism. Democracy shows signs of stagnation and corruption? We get neoreaction. The Internet seems to intensify this too because all the social platforms are programmed to prioritize content so as to drive engagement. Maximum divisiveness drives engagement, not balanced opinions.