politically correctness/incorectness

MajinB · 01-23-2006

alright, i have been pondering about this. i don't really have a problem with being politically incorrect at all. some do. some people have to be some don't.
when is it ok to not be politically correct. when is it not ok. like here on the forum. is it ok to be politically incorrect? just wondering

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nick95673 · 01-23-2006

Tough one. You are who you are and you see the results. In another thread you talk about ignorance. Well to a lot of people ignorance=politically incorrect. So you are ok with being politically incorrect as long as you are not the target. Bill O'rielly is ok with being politically incorrect when it comes to his religion being celebrated in public. However he is not ok with people calling him or other republicans names. Gays demand gay pride parades based on political correctnes then they make out and dance around half naked. I guess "political correctness" is an over used term for ethics. We all know whats ethical and whats not. So like I said theres nothing wrong with being politically incorrect but be prepared to be treated like an idiot when you offend what ever group you are talking about.

A young bull while standing on a hill looking at a herd of cows says to an old seasoned bull "Hey lets run down this hill and F%@K a cow" the older bull say "Lets walk down and F%@K them all."

You can be politically incorrect like the young bull. Or you can hold it in and F%@K everyone over to your advantage while they think your a smart well balanced person.

onlyoneforu · 01-26-2006

I honestly think it all depends on your audience on how politically correct or incorrect one can be. I am far more likely to remain politically correct when I am in a professional setting or I don't know my audience; as opposed to when I am only with close friends and family.

This is just me personally though, everyone is different. I usually use political incorrectness as "humor" and know that it is not meant to make a political statement. In the case of making a political statement I try to remain as politically correct as possible because I want to be effective in making the statement and I feel that if I am politically incorrect, the views or opinions of my audience may be swayed.