And I know you're not supposed to say 'Nazi Germany,' but I don't care about political correctness.
The worry is that political correctness about not regulating and the financial cutbacks will mean patient safety loses out," Walsh warned.
So firm was his belief in the primacy of opinion that Lysenko - the acme of Soviet political correctness - was hired to ensure that DNA be abolished.
This is not happening because of political correctness, it is happening because having a diverse top management team makes good business sense.
"It is an attempt deliberately to exploit people's fears - to suggest that, for reasons of political correctness, those in power don't dare deal with the issue.
This is worth remembering today, when political correctness is usually diagnosed as a leftwing complaint – an overdose of right-on trendiness causing spontaneous outbreaks of Winterval and "trigger warnings".
It was called identity politics in 1980s, "political correctness gone mad" in the 1990s, and Gamergate last summer.
"None of us hate anyone but what we notice in this debate – and it's been prevalent in the Irish debate – is that those who believe marriage is between a man and a woman are fearful of expressing that view because of demonisation that occurs amid the stifling political correctness," he said.
Children were ignored, sometimes even blamed, and issues were swept under the carpet – often because of a warped and misguided sense of political correctness.
SFF is in the grip of its own culture war, with a group of authors suggesting that the recent success of female and non-white writers is proof that political correctness has spread its tentacles so far that it is now ruining stories that include actual tentacles.
"The Boys Scouts of America has been built upon the values of faith and family for more than 100 years and today's decision contradicts generations of tradition in the name of political correctness," Perry said in a statement.
