I suppose most people don’t understand the difference between being neutral/objective and being politically correct. A neutral and objective observer can still be critical about what he observes. A politically correct observer cannot voice any criticism.
I suppose you could say that being neutral/objective is being at the origin, while being politically correct is being exactly halfway the two extremes. When one extreme is larger than the other, the two are not the same.
My aim is to be as neutral and objective as possible. I have no desire whatsoever to be politically correct though. I voice whatever criticism I see fit.
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The modern politically correct mindset tends to mistakenly assume that terms like equality, right, wrong, etc. are constants with linear and explicit values. If you have a horse and a dog, treating them equally doesn’t mean you give them the same amount of food. This is all just idealism gone astray.
No no no! You were supposed to give a different opinion, so I could agree with that!
HAH! May be I’ll try posting when I’m drunk, heavens know I have posted some nonsense in the past, under the influence.
Well, you wouldn’t be the only one posting under the influence of… something, it seems 🙂
lol, you’re still bothered about the, err… “debate”, in the other post. Dust on the shoes, man. When you go around, your shoes will inevitably catch some dust. Don’t fret, just shake it off and move on, y’know.
Well yes, I could ‘make it go away’, if I wanted 😉