Quote:Here is the answer.  It's because I'm not "politically correct".  When something like this comes up for a liberal or far left point of view, I'm "supposed" to use a PC term like "someone", even though the fact of the matter is, both happen to be liberals.  I simply stated a fact, and rather than dispute said fact the argument turns to the words that I chose to use.

 

I do find it interesting when the argument has somehow finally turned into my use of the word "liberal".  Though it was not used incorrectly or falsely, it tends to really bother some people.  All of the sudden I'm accused of "intentionally painting it as a uniquely liberal phenomenon".  Perhaps there is something to this.  I asked you for an example of a conservative doing something similar, and I have yet to see one posted.

 

You don't get it, do you? You are very politically correct. You have your political antenna set a certain way and you are not about to deviate from that "correctness". Not all that unusual. Thus, you become pretty predictable  - as is anyone who is always "politically correct".

 

And it's funny - the ones that tend to be the most politically correct are usually the first to say (with a certain sense of pride) that they aren't politically correct.

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