i think peopleave the right to be offensive if they want. But i don't believe in this idea of attacking people who have used the word in context, either when they're quoting or wasn't there an academic in america who got firedfor for quoting a james baldwin novel which used the word? Ite matters. That's not a racest act. The wording of itself is not races. It is what the intention behind the word is that makes it racest or not. And we all know the difference. I think we need to go back to the good old days when we can call gay people faggots or whatever. How dare you assume by being able to
Political Correctness has formed the basis for a new intolerant mindset, actively policing speech that is deemed offensive or controversial. Rather than confront bad ideas through discussion, it has now become common to intimidate one’s detractors into silence. Taking on board legitimate concerns about how speech can be harmful, Andrew Doyle argues that the alternative — an authoritarian world in which our freedoms are surrendered to those in power — has far worse consequences.