The Most Absurd PC Moments of the 2010s

[Deplorable Yankee]

PC CULTURE
The Most Absurd PC Moments of the 2010s
By KATHERINE TIMPFDecember 31, 2019 6:30 A

Attendees at the Women’s March in Washington D.C., in 2017. (Shannon Stapleton/Reuters)
Presented in no particular order.
Alot has happened in the last decade — including a lot of things being called racist, sexist, offensive, or insensitive.

Here, in no particular order, are 24 of the most absurdly politically correct moments of the decade:

1. A college diversity-training course taught that it was culturally insensitive to expect people to be on time.

A Clemson University training course taught its attendees that it is offensive to expect people to be on time, because “time may be considered fluid” in other cultures.-

2. The phrase “trigger warning” was deemed a trigger.

According to a piece in Everyday Feminism, “trigger warning” is actually in itself a trigger — because it could “be re-traumatizing for folks who have suffered military, police, and other forms of violence.” (The piece recommended using “content warning” instead.)


Read it all at the fake opposition cuckland review
The 24 Most Absurdly Politically Correct Moments of the Last Decade | National Review

 

[Augustine_]

PC CULTURE
The Most Absurd PC Moments of the 2010s
By KATHERINE TIMPFDecember 31, 2019 6:30 A

Attendees at the Women’s March in Washington D.C., in 2017. (Shannon Stapleton/Reuters)
Presented in no particular order.
Alot has happened in the last decade — including a lot of things being called racist, sexist, offensive, or insensitive.

Here, in no particular order, are 24 of the most absurdly politically correct moments of the decade:

1. A college diversity-training course taught that it was culturally insensitive to expect people to be on time.

A Clemson University training course taught its attendees that it is offensive to expect people to be on time, because “time may be considered fluid” in other cultures.-

2. The phrase “trigger warning” was deemed a trigger.

According to a piece in Everyday Feminism, “trigger warning” is actually in itself a trigger — because it could “be re-traumatizing for folks who have suffered military, police, and other forms of violence.” (The piece recommended using “content warning” instead.)


Read it all at the fake opposition cuckland review
The 24 Most Absurdly Politically Correct Moments of the Last Decade | National Review

^ crying little bitch

 

[depotoo]

Geeesh. People are sick. Or at least colleges are.

 

[bluzman61]

PC CULTURE
The Most Absurd PC Moments of the 2010s
By KATHERINE TIMPFDecember 31, 2019 6:30 A

Attendees at the Women’s March in Washington D.C., in 2017. (Shannon Stapleton/Reuters)
Presented in no particular order.
Alot has happened in the last decade — including a lot of things being called racist, sexist, offensive, or insensitive.

Here, in no particular order, are 24 of the most absurdly politically correct moments of the decade:

1. A college diversity-training course taught that it was culturally insensitive to expect people to be on time.

A Clemson University training course taught its attendees that it is offensive to expect people to be on time, because “time may be considered fluid” in other cultures.-

2. The phrase “trigger warning” was deemed a trigger.

According to a piece in Everyday Feminism, “trigger warning” is actually in itself a trigger — because it could “be re-traumatizing for folks who have suffered military, police, and other forms of violence.” (The piece recommended using “content warning” instead.)


Read it all at the fake opposition cuckland review
The 24 Most Absurdly Politically Correct Moments of the Last Decade | National Review

Who could forget the Pussy Hat brigade and parades? YIKES! Just dreadful, ESPECIALLY the pussified MEN who participated in these ridiculous events.