Most un-PC Belief?

[Valmy]

I suppose it depends on specificity.  If you're railing against the humble mom & pop fresh local produce market, then yeah that'd be pretty un-PC.  But criticizing medium to large-sized corporations is hardly un-PC.

Criticizing?  Sure.  Saying they should not exist and everything should be publicly owned is a pretty radical view.

[Valmy]

To me, though, PC is more a refusal to recognise there are downsides to progress, if the term has any meaning at all.

Man that is an interesting definition.

I can hear your frown a continent away. 

I might actually agree I just had never thought of it like that before.

[Grey Fox]

Around here, it's definetly un-PC.

I suppose it depends on specificity.  If you're railing against the humble mom & pop fresh local produce market, then yeah that'd be pretty un-PC.  But criticizing medium to large-sized corporations is hardly un-PC.

I agree. Damn it.

[derspiess]

Criticizing?  Sure.  Saying they should not exist and everything should be publicly owned is a pretty radical view.

It's radical, but as long as you don't flat-out use Marxist jargon you're not going to set off many PC alarms.

[Brazen]

I believe there should be some sort of exam and certificate in parenting for anyone planning to breed.

[LaCroix]

the hate people have for monsanto is ridiculous and based on fear of gmo, ignorance of law, and/or belief in misrepresented facts

[Admiral Yi]

It's radical, but as long as you don't flat-out use Marxist jargon you're not going to set off many PC alarms.

Straight Marxism, no chaser is not going to set off any PC alarms.

To me PC is all about protected classes and oppression by The (white) Man.  It includes things like African American instead of black, First Nations instead of Indian, Asian instead of Oriental.  It also includes things like the belief that discrimination is the only cause of differing outcomes, and the refusal to accept the possibility that different groups can have different strengths and weaknesses.  For example when when then Harvard president Lawrence whatshisname suggested that the paucity of female physicists might be explained by different brain wiring or whatever, the reaction against that was pure PC.

[Valmy]

It is PC for Yi to say that since he isn't white.

[Razgovory]

Criticizing?  Sure.  Saying they should not exist and everything should be publicly owned is a pretty radical view.

It's radical, but as long as you don't flat-out use Marxist jargon you're not going to set off many PC alarms.

How exactly do you define "PC".  In my opinion it's mostly a conservative victim complex.  The ideas that somehow liberals are preventing conservatives from speaking the truth.

[Grey Fox]

Criticizing?  Sure.  Saying they should not exist and everything should be publicly owned is a pretty radical view.

It's radical, but as long as you don't flat-out use Marxist jargon you're not going to set off many PC alarms.

How exactly do you define "PC".  In my opinion it's mostly a conservative victim complex.  The ideas that somehow liberals are preventing conservatives from speaking the truth.

That's funny, Liberals thinks conservatives are preventing them from speaking the truth.

[Valmy]

That's funny, Liberals thinks conservatives are preventing them from speaking the truth.

The really funny part is neither of them ever do.

[Grey Fox]

That's funny, Liberals thinks conservatives are preventing them from speaking the truth.

The really funny part is neither of them ever do.

Indeed not, the truth is not PC.

[Razgovory]

Criticizing?  Sure.  Saying they should not exist and everything should be publicly owned is a pretty radical view.

It's radical, but as long as you don't flat-out use Marxist jargon you're not going to set off many PC alarms.

How exactly do you define "PC".  In my opinion it's mostly a conservative victim complex.  The ideas that somehow liberals are preventing conservatives from speaking the truth.

That's funny, Liberals thinks conservatives are preventing them from speaking the truth.

What's really funny is that conservatives have this enormous victim complex and like to think they don't.

[The Brain]

I think that, on a fundamental level, it's up to the individual.

[Grey Fox]

Criticizing?  Sure.  Saying they should not exist and everything should be publicly owned is a pretty radical view.

It's radical, but as long as you don't flat-out use Marxist jargon you're not going to set off many PC alarms.

How exactly do you define "PC".  In my opinion it's mostly a conservative victim complex.  The ideas that somehow liberals are preventing conservatives from speaking the truth.

That's funny, Liberals thinks conservatives are preventing them from speaking the truth.

What's really funny is that conservatives have this enormous victim complex and like to think they don't.

That's un-PC to say.