Mac1958
Diamond Member
I'd sooner deal with a mean spirited, bigot who is honest about who s/he is than someone who hides behind the veil of political correctness. I can respect an individual who "owns" their failings as well as their positive traits, thoughts and deeds, regardless of how objectionable, perhaps even reprehensible, I may deem some of their failings.

Bravo.
You cannot have progress or healing or improvement without communication, and you cannot have communication without honesty. It's much easier for me to deal with a bigot than with a liar.
If I determine that someone is both a bigot and a liar, I simply will stop communicating with them. It's pointless. It's wasted effort. What's the old saying: "Never wrestle in the mud with pigs; you only get dirty and the pig likes it".
These people simply do not, or will not, see this. They want to control the words and the conversation. It may be their ideology that blinds them to this, but they will not be honest about it.
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