A big segment of the news media is now exploiting political correctness for all it's worth.
Personally, I also am against political correctness for a very simple reason.
"This is not political correctness for its own sake," said Abraham, speaking at the MediaGuardian International Television Festival on Thursday.
Oldman appeared to blame "political correctness" for Gibson's subsequent experience of being ostracised in Hollywood and said that everyone had used similar epithets in their private moments.
At a meeting of the Policy Exchange thinktank on Monday, the PM's "integration tsar" Louise Casey blamed multicultural Britain, and political correctness, for the abuse of women – as if abuse never happened in the UK before Muslims arrived.
"I don't understand either politics or sport but I can understand, as millions of people around the world understand, that England has sold its hard-earned reputation for chivalry, for fair play and for correctness, for a football trophy.
Haberfeld, a former sergeant in a counter-terrorist unit of the Israel Defense Forces and an officer in Israel's national police force, blamed "political correctness" for hindering clear-eyed analyses of the threats faced by rank-and-file officers on the street.
There will be grumbles about political correctness, for those who prized the right to offend grieve for the power and status it gave them, but the majority will continue to muddle through, trying not to truly offend or take gratuitous offence and trying not to be too sombre.
He thought it foolish political correctness, for instance, to allow a woman serving as a government minister to be referred to as "la ministre" rather than "le ministre"; the word "ministre" was male, he said, no matter who held the post.
The abstract machine provides the notion of correctness for the physical one.
However, their mechanism ensures correctness for search results and does not provide completeness guarantee.
