I've always suspected that the whole PC movement was started or at least propogated by raging c***s, racists and general sh*tehawks, since it's so often used as a get out clause... hence the popular phrase "But of course, you're not allowed to say that anymore, it's not PC" to excuse outrageously ignorant, offensive or racist comments.
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Political correctness - what's the point? Is there one? Am i missing something?
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I like to subvert any kind of ethnic/disability monitoring by claiming to be an african jewish 80 year old blind man in a wheelchair. Same goes for any market research. I think I need to get out more. I'll apply for a grant..
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Ive often considered putting myself forward for selection as a magistrate but Ive always feared being discriminated against.
Afterall I am a white, middle class, public school and Cambridge educated male. If I was ginger too, I think I'd get a prize.
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hels, I met that man yesterday and he TOLD me it was all his fault, He's actually a very charming, generous and witty host, he told me his name was Adolf though?!?
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pointing out & naming all the noteworthy things to see across the horizon & also gave a braille translation
I'm not blind, but as I understand the world, those things exist whether or not they can be seen. They are still there (I think) if one goes up t the viewpoint at night or in the fog. Unless you seriously doubt the persistence of physical objects through time when you cannot see them, it is hard to see the problem with a blind person standing at the viewpoint and saying to himself "in that direction is Cadair Idris".
A few years back there were a set of radio programmes that David Blunket made of his sound recordings of the landscape at night, because at night you can hear further. The recordings and his monologues were some of the the most remarkable radio I've ever heard. So I'd agree that you can be blind and be very interested in the horizon.
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pointing out & naming all the noteworthy things to see across the horizon & also gave a braille translation
I'm not blind, but as I understand the world, those things exist whether or not they can be seen. They are still there (I think) if one goes up t the viewpoint at night or in the fog. Unless you seriously doubt the persistence of physical objects through time when you cannot see them, it is hard to see the problem with a blind person standing at the viewpoint and saying to himself "in that direction is Cadair Idris".
A few years back there were a set of radio programmes that David Blunket made of his sound recordings of the landscape at night, because at night you can hear further. The recordings and his monologues were some of the the most remarkable radio I've ever heard. So I'd agree that you can be blind and be very interested in the horizon.
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Ive often considered putting myself forward for selection as a magistrate ..........
Afterall I am a white, middle class, public school and Cambridge educated male.
Magistrate ? ..........MAGISTRATE ???
Lift your sights a little higher my man...........you sound like perfect material for high court judge !
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..........What's your take on kinky sex ? ........does spanking naughty schoolboys have any appeal ?
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..........What's your take of kinky sex ? ........does spanking naughty schoolboys have any appeal ?
OMG! Cruising on the forum, get a room you two!
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Did you know that Suggs is doing a song exalting the virtues of equal rights for women in the workplace? Why, it just Madness gone Politically Correct! Ah thankew, I'm here all week, please don't forget to tip the waitress
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Im more into socialist snuff films than spanking schoolboys/catholic priests myself.
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