Not_Now.Soon
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In a recent discussion I disagreed with a person. But when I voiced my thoughts, it was counted as PC. My trying to restrict his voice.
That's the complaint of PC, isn't it? That it says what you can or can not say? Then what is PC? Not why is it talked against, but what actually is it. We know it's talked against because it is about restricting a person's voice. Or at least that's what I've gathered here in this website from many people airing their complaints about PC. Is PC censorship of what you say, think, act? Is it more specifically outside censorship. Someone else censoring your voice? Or is it in a more general sense the phenomon of being disagreed with? Is voicing disagreement an act of PC, or an act of freedom of speech?
Think about any time you or another have complained about a specific case of PC. What makes it PC? Now think about the response to the case, bold in the air against the spread of PC. Is that response just as much PC being a restricting what the other says, as they complained about? Or is one complaint more justified then the next on no more merrit then just who calls the other one out first on being a censor, a critic, or in disagreement with the other person and therefore calls the other on being PC?
If this is what PC is here, what it's complaint against it is. Then count me out of those who complain. It sounds too simular to the argument that a person isn't open minded if they disagree with you. Doesn't matter what you or the other person disagree about. If they don't agree with your open views then they aren't open minded. In the same sense, if a person voices argument against something you've said, then it must be that they are pushing the agenda of PC. In my opinion these are the same arguments voiced differently. And both are the worst reasoning to any discussion. They act as a distraction from what ever was actually being talked about, and instead of addressing the issues directly they focus on the topic of being "PC" or of being "open minded." Put someone on the defense and in their own right do the opposite of what the person claiming the critism wants.
The person criticizing another of being PC, they are in fact trying to critize and censor the other person by voicing that it is PC. The person critizing another of not being open minded, they are doing the same, not being open to the other but instead of voicing why they critize the first person for not being open minded to then, regardless if they are open minded back.
Anyone reading this rant of mine, take the challenge and defend the critism against PC. Make it worth the effort that is given in these threads and comments that spill a disdaste towards PC. Defend your distaste, or leave it entirely be.
That's the complaint of PC, isn't it? That it says what you can or can not say? Then what is PC? Not why is it talked against, but what actually is it. We know it's talked against because it is about restricting a person's voice. Or at least that's what I've gathered here in this website from many people airing their complaints about PC. Is PC censorship of what you say, think, act? Is it more specifically outside censorship. Someone else censoring your voice? Or is it in a more general sense the phenomon of being disagreed with? Is voicing disagreement an act of PC, or an act of freedom of speech?
Think about any time you or another have complained about a specific case of PC. What makes it PC? Now think about the response to the case, bold in the air against the spread of PC. Is that response just as much PC being a restricting what the other says, as they complained about? Or is one complaint more justified then the next on no more merrit then just who calls the other one out first on being a censor, a critic, or in disagreement with the other person and therefore calls the other on being PC?
If this is what PC is here, what it's complaint against it is. Then count me out of those who complain. It sounds too simular to the argument that a person isn't open minded if they disagree with you. Doesn't matter what you or the other person disagree about. If they don't agree with your open views then they aren't open minded. In the same sense, if a person voices argument against something you've said, then it must be that they are pushing the agenda of PC. In my opinion these are the same arguments voiced differently. And both are the worst reasoning to any discussion. They act as a distraction from what ever was actually being talked about, and instead of addressing the issues directly they focus on the topic of being "PC" or of being "open minded." Put someone on the defense and in their own right do the opposite of what the person claiming the critism wants.
The person criticizing another of being PC, they are in fact trying to critize and censor the other person by voicing that it is PC. The person critizing another of not being open minded, they are doing the same, not being open to the other but instead of voicing why they critize the first person for not being open minded to then, regardless if they are open minded back.
Anyone reading this rant of mine, take the challenge and defend the critism against PC. Make it worth the effort that is given in these threads and comments that spill a disdaste towards PC. Defend your distaste, or leave it entirely be.