Political Correctness: Where’s The Line?

By Daniel Miessler on June 17th, 2006: Tagged as Culture | Political Correctness | Politics
  • http://www.slashback.org/ Tim

    I personally think Hooters should be able to take out an ad for “attractive, large-chested women” without any threat of legality. Political correctness often gets in the way of production. I guess it goes along with my Darwinistic thinking. If a person isn’t right for a job, he should not get that job.

  • http://www.slashback.org Tim

    I personally think Hooters should be able to take out an ad for “attractive, large-chested women” without any threat of legality. Political correctness often gets in the way of production. I guess it goes along with my Darwinistic thinking. If a person isn’t right for a job, he should not get that job.

  • Dale

    Where I come from, being politically correct means thinking George Bush is the greatest president evar.

  • Dale

    Where I come from, being politically correct means thinking George Bush is the greatest president evar.

  • http://dmiessler.com/ Daniel Miessler

    EVAR!

    :)

    I love that word.

  • http://dmiessler.com Daniel Miessler

    EVAR!

    :)

    I love that word.


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