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Political correctness has replaced British Politics!

Political Correctness kills free speech

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Just a note to point out that the global financial meltdown we are experiencing now can be placed fairly and squarely at the feet of political correctness and social engineering - courtesy of the now ruling Democratic Party in the USA. While this fact is well known over there, you won't hear it mentioned in the UK, beyond Gordon Brown's mumble "..global financial crisis ... started in America...". Perhaps someone should ask him how and why it started in America! You don't believe me? Read about it and watch a video here

If you agree with what you read here, please help civilisation by linking to this site whenever and wherever you can. After all (to paraphrase Edmund Burke) for political correctness to triumph it only requires that sensible people do nothing!

Have you ever stopped to wonder why 40% of people don't bother to vote anymore? Have you ever stopped to wonder why, which ever party is in power, nothing ever gets any better? Have you ever stopped to wonder why all the three major political parties in the UK have broadly the same policies? The answer is simple - political correctness. This left wing ideology has very cleverly, and by stealth, replaced British politics. The PC Brigade effectively hold a gun to the head of political parties - none of the main parties now dare suggest any policy that is not politically correct otherwise the PC Brigade will label them the 'nasty' party. Witness the Conservative party policy U turns. In a desperate effort to lose their 'nasty' party label they have become Blue Labour, a slightly diluted form of New Labour!

So we now have the three main parties all occupying the same small piece of 'centre ground'. Many people don't vote on the grounds that it is pointless - you will get the same whoever wins. Some people don't vote because they realise that politically correct policies are what has got us into this mess in the first place.

Other people don't vote because they realise that career politicians are a self seeking, corrupt bunch of freeloaders who they wouldn't trust to run their whelk stall while they were on holiday. Notice that I say career politicians - this is the new breed of politicians that haven't ever entered the real world of work. They have left school, gone to university and then blagged a job as a 'research assistant' to a MP before realising that with most of our laws now made abroad, the job was such a well paid doddle that they could do it themselves. They have never had to hold down a proper job, they have no management or other skills, hold no real political views and tend to migrate to whichever party looks most likely to win power. To survive in this fantasy environment all you need to do is to be politically correct. You can read more about this, the political parties and how the New Labour ministers got there under Politicians/ Parties on the navigation bar.

So what is political correctness, how did it start and how did it become so successful? Political correctness is first and foremost an attack on free speech, clear thinking and discussion. Political correctness is perpetrated by the left in politics as a cover for their flawed ideology - a sort of cultural Marxism. By cloaking their strange ideas under the cover of not wishing to offend anyone (which naturally appeals to peoples' better nature), they try to bypass debate and give a 'received wisdom' which must not be questioned. And anyone who disagrees with this 'received wisdom' must therefore be a really nasty person and deserves to be ostracised by their peers. This peer pressure is instrumental in enforcing and expanding political correctness.

For example, if you question whether unfettered immigration into this country is necessarily a good thing or perhaps whether immigrants should be health checked, then you must be a nasty bigoted 'Little Englander'. Come on everyone - shout him down with cries of 'racist'. Of course, only the hard of thinking could be drawn into this charade - anyone with an ounce of common sense can see right through it.

So how did it all start? Political Correctness started in a think tank (called The Frankfurt School) in Germany in 1923. The purpose was to find a solution to the biggest problem facing the implementers of communism in Russia. Why wasn't the wonderful idea of communism spreading? Read the short history here, the full history and purpose here or watch a 22 minute documentary here.

The Frankfurt school recommended (amongst other things):

  1. the creation of racism offences
  2. continual change to create confusion
  3. the teaching of sex and homosexuality to children
  4. the undermining of schools and teachers' authority
  5. huge immigration to destroy national identity
  6. the promotion of excessive drinking
  7. emptying the churches
  8. an unreliable legal system with bias against the victim of crime
  9. dependency on the state or state benefits
  10. control and dumbing down of media
  11. encouraging the breakdown of the family

Sound all too familiar? Yes - Great Britain 1997 onwards......

The basic idea is to make the country wholly dependent on the State. By the dumbing down of education, the creation of huge state sector employment and large scale immigration, New Labour has effectively created a captive audience to vote for them or Blue Labour, should the Conservatives actually get back into power.

If the Conservatives did get back into power, nothing much would change. David Cameron has already shown his true politically correct credentials many times but none so shamelessly as when he sacked the well respected Patrick Mercer, just for speaking the truth. Patrick Mercer wasn't being a racist, he was just commenting on how in Army life you get picked on if you have some different feature whether it is black skin, ginger hair, being fat or just lazy. My Father did me a great service many years ago when pointed out that 'sticks & stones would break my bones but names would never hurt me'. Thanks for instilling some common sense in me, Dad!

But of course, political correctness has made common sense a thing of the past. If you catch a burglar in your house then it's probably best to help the poor soul by carrying your possessions to the front door lest he should trip up and hurt himself and it's you that end up in court!

After all, you won't get much help from the Police, who have been effectively neutralised by the fast tracking of university graduates whose only experience of life has been obtained in the liberal atmosphere of education. Probably best not to complain to them about their lack of attendance when your car has been vandalised or you will probably get a letter back from a Superintendent pointing out that vandals are victims as well (read it here). And just in case any real policemen still exist, the Politically Correct Brigade has turned the Police Force in on itself by claims of institutional racism.

If they do actually succeed in getting a villain into court (only 1 for every 100 crimes committed) then the Magistrates hand out such lenient sentences (as laid down by the very Politically Correct 'sentencing advisory panel') that there is no deterrent. If you do end up in prison (extremely unlikely as New Labour have deliberately refused to build anything like enough new places) the prison officers are told to call you by your first name and not say anything that may upset you! As your cell is now your home, you are allowed to smoke there but Prison Officers who want to search it for drugs now have to give you 30 mins notice of their visit so that they don't put themselves at risk from the smoke oh and also to give you enough time to move your drugs elsewhere. Just in case you do get bored, you can keep yourself amused by repeatedly taking the prison governor to court over trivial matters that you think violate your human rights (no pornography etc) - all paid for by legal aid!

Travellers can descend upon your area, dump old cars and shit everywhere with impunity. You try doing it in your front garden and see what happens! They are allowed to bypass the normal planning controls that are so strictly enforced on the rest of us and cost local councils hundreds of thousands of pounds in court cases and clean-ups. Who pays? Why you do of course - just check your council tax bill!

Illegal immigrants (if caught) are rarely deported. Those that are deported are just the more honest ones who don't know how to play the system or haven't been coached by the National Coalition of Anti-Deportation Campaigns which is funded by your lottery money! Oh and have you got a long way to come to get here? Why not hijack an airliner for the trip? Don't worry, we will still let you stay!

Would you like a black coffee? NO! You can't say that! It's coffee without milk and Local Authorities spend a fortune of our money on making their employees attend courses on Newspeak and Diversity training!

Our British humour has suffered badly. We can't tell jokes anymore in case it's considered racist or it upsets anyone. Don't these Politically Correct people realise that the clue is in the word "joke",which my dictionary quite rightly defines as "something said in fun or jest" or "to say something in fun or teasing rather than in earnest?"

Try organising an event or trip and you find yourself tied up in the endless red tape created by the Health & Safety Executive. These people are all part of the 'Nanny State' (state control) which insists in sticking its nose into every aspect of our lives and telling us how to live it!

Just in case there is anyone left in the country that might still be enjoying themselves - let's ban smoking, fox hunting and let feminists launch a totally unfounded attack on men as rapists.

That is the sad state of the UK today. But overwhelmed by their own success with political correctness, the left have something else just as sinister up their sleeve so they can expand their power and control over us even more - the Great Global Warming scam! Same methodology - an idea to appeal to peoples' better nature - let's save the planet - and the same way of enforcing it by peer pressure. Just watch what happens to any scientist who breaks ranks or disagrees - they get the same treatment that Galileo got from the medieval church. David Bellamy was the first I think. It takes a brave man (or a self sufficient one) to come out against these things publicly when you know your future livelihood may be at risk.

Politically correct people can't stand reality or see that things have evolved to be as they are for good reasons. Politically correct people remind me of ostriches - they bury their heads in the sand and then proceed to talk out of the only orifice that still remains above ground.

So don't let anyone fool you that political correctness is just about being "nice to people", tolerant and treating them with proper respect. That's called good manners. Political correctness has been deliberately designed to subvert free speech, debate and common sense, replacing these with a ruthlessly enforced set of left wing ideas. Far from being tolerant, politically correct people are the most intolerant of all people and have the worst manners. They refuse to debate subjects (as their views don't stand up to the most elementary scrutiny), preferring just to scream abuse at you.

To read more about how political correctness has replaced British politics and how it affects specific subjects, just select them on the sidebar. In case you get too depressed doing so, I have included some lighter reading as well.

This site will highlight absurd incidents of political correctness wherever they may occur. If you see some insane occurrence of Political Correctness or agree / disagree with anything you read on here then please send me an email info@politicallyincorrect.me.uk - but I reserve the right to publish them.

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skimmed through most of this as it appeared to be a very anti -left rant (not that i am left wing but prefer a more considered debate),   but i noticed that banning fox hunts was said to be PC ??? surely it is a matter of cruelty??   i would agree with the telling of jokes and the no milk coffee example as being too PC and some other comments but i don't want to give a long reply
machel
Originally Posted by Aquarius:
Originally Posted by PeterCat:
Originally Posted by Aquarius:
Quite a few points actually.   *runs off to find a hiding place*
All of them unsubstantiated, right-wing rants.
Hi PC, I'm neither left or right wing....not even somewhere in the middle!  Just a disenfranchised voter.
I was talking about the guy who wrote the OP, Aquarius. I'm a disenfranchised voter too, since there's no party which is speaking for me.
PeterCat
Originally Posted by PeterCat:
Originally Posted by Aquarius:
Originally Posted by PeterCat:
Originally Posted by Aquarius:
Quite a few points actually.   *runs off to find a hiding place*
All of them unsubstantiated, right-wing rants.
Hi PC, I'm neither left or right wing....not even somewhere in the middle!  Just a disenfranchised voter.
I was talking about the guy who wrote the OP, Aquarius. I'm a disenfranchised voter too, since there's no party which is speaking for me.

That's how I feel too.  Maybe we should start a disenfranchised party
Aquarius
Originally Posted by PeterCat:
The OP reminds me of this joke posted yeaterday on FB by Dathhoob:

A banker, a Daily Mail reader and a benefit claimant are sitting at a table sharing 12 biscuits. The banker takes 11 and says to the Daily Mail reader: “Watch out for the benefit claimant, he wants your biscuit”
  

that made me and MrD chuckle!
Dirtyprettygirlthing
Originally Posted by PeterCat:
The OP reminds me of this joke posted yeaterday on FB by Dathhoob:

A banker, a Daily Mail reader and a benefit claimant are sitting at a table sharing 12 biscuits. The banker takes 11 and says to the Daily Mail reader: “Watch out for the benefit claimant, he wants your biscuit”
 Brilliant!
Blizz'ard
I have just read this article in our local paper

A TRAFFIC bollard in Ilfracombe has now been blamed for writing-off three cars.

But North Devon Council says the bollard must stay – for Health and Safety reasons.

The Journal told last week how a Ford Focus belonging to Peter Wardell, 69, from Combe Martin, was damaged as the bollard rose from the ground.

Now it has emerged that two other vehicles met the same fate – one on the first day the bollard was installed at Larkstone Lane.

Stay one step ahead of the weather

The latest incident happened last Tuesday.

This time it was Jo Lester and her ten-year-old son Charlie from Ilfracombe, who were in for a shock.

Jo said: "I was following our estate agent who was showing me a flat, and when the green light came on, she moved off and I followed her. There was no clear indication on the sign about what you should do."

Jo's Daewoo Lanos was declared a write-off.

She said: "It shot right into the underside of the car. The radiator was broken, the bumper was completely torn and the entire engine was pushed back towards the driver."

Jo said she and her son were both very shaken: "It was horrendous. This is so dangerous. Someone is going to have a really bad accident there very soon."

Estate agent Lizzie Burrows from Douglas and Dean was in front of Jo and said: "There were no signs saying one car at a time. There was a big bang and I looked in my rearview mirror – all I could see were Jo's front wheels going up in the air."

Also left without a car were Steven Morgan and Michelle Laing, from Ilfracombe.

Michelle said: "Steven was driving through and it was almost exactly the same as happened to the other gentleman. There was a big bang."

She said the car's radiator was hanging down, oil was coming out of the engine and the front suspension was wrecked.

"The garage has said the damage was extensive and said it was an insurance write off. It was a Citroen C5 estate. A lovely car."

The couple, who have a young family, have been left without transport.

"Steven works nights in Barnstaple. He has to come home sometimes at 3am or 4am and there are no buses at that time in the morning."

The couple say solicitors are looking into the incident.

"The council shouldn't get away with writing off all these cars and not taking responsibility."

Ilfracombe district councillor Mike Edmunds said: "Our hands are tied. After the young Barbeary lad died in the harbour, the Health and Safety Executive laid down safety requirements that we have to adhere to, which include the barrier and will later include kerbing along the quay."

squiggle
Originally Posted by squiggle:

"The council shouldn't get away with writing off all these cars and not taking responsibility."

 

Oh Jesus Christ, the council didn't write the cars off - stupid people not paying proer attention to what they were doing wrote their own cars off. All the council did was install a bollard

Also Elf and Safety â‰  Political Correctness
SazBomb
Originally Posted by SazBomb:
Originally Posted by squiggle:

"The council shouldn't get away with writing off all these cars and not taking responsibility."

 

Oh Jesus Christ, the council didn't write the cars off - stupid people not paying proer attention to what they were doing wrote their own cars off. All the council did was install a bollard

Also Elf and Safety â‰  Political Correctness

I have been through this area (after the bollard was fitted) and there is no notice to say what to do.  Luckily I had read in the local paper what you have to do, which is pull right up to the white line, wait for the light to go green and the bollard to go down and then drive off (quite quickly ) there seems to be nothing to say that you must not follow another car.  It is a sleepy little car park leading away from Ilfracombe Harbour, there really is no necessity for an automatic bollard in this place, its not like its a buses only lane.
squiggle
Blimey, that has the hallmark of a right winger's blog. 

  • The Tories are not, 'Blue Labour', Cameron has merely copied the caring sharing rhetoric of the compassionate [left].  Tony Blair is the best example of man able to work his audience.  Cameron is his very able student but his policies are those of a right wing ideologue.  The cabinet are packed full of laissez faire free market fundy millionaires.  The Lib Dem Orange Bookers are as obsessed with the concept of the market uber alles (note what I did there, made a sly inference to [Nazi] Germany - just like the OP's article)
  • The old, you can't call a spade a spade argument.  The Tories were labelled the 'Nasty Party' because they were (and are) the nasty party.  If you noted down the spiteful class hate utterances of Tory backbenchers, the evidence would be irrefutable that they are indeed, 'the nasty party'.  The 'You can't call a spade a spade' argument is frequently used by the PC Gone Mad Brigade who run half our press.  It's claptrap.  They argue that you can't say anything about immigration, yet they lead their front pages with race hate-mongering stories habitually.  A bit like those who claim white, middle class men in their 30s and 40s are a discriminated minority.  
  • The "Great Global Warming Scam" aired by C4 is nothing more than a right wing polemic by ultra right wing polemicist, Martin Durkin.  The program was full of misleading stats, emotive pleas and omissions.  C4 have aired several polemics by Martin Durkin, all feature extremist right wing opinions.  The "Great Global Warming Scam" is a polemic not a fair minded assessment of the global warming argument.
  • I love the people who bemoan not being able to watch Bernard Manning race hate style comedy on TV.  The very same people get uptight the moment their sacred cows are disparaged, like the church and royalty.
Carnelian
Kaytee
career politicians are a self seeking, corrupt bunch of freeloaders who they wouldn't trust to run their whelk stall




tend to agree with that

True, but when has it ever been any different?  The adage that 'power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely' is as true today as it was when it was coined all those years ago.  Sometimes ideologues who are in it for their own moral higher purpose are a lot more dangerous than the careerist amoral plodders.
Carnelian
PeterCat
The OP reminds me of this joke posted yeaterday on FB by Dathhoob:

A banker, a Daily Mail reader and a benefit claimant are sitting at a table sharing 12 biscuits. The banker takes 11 and says to the Daily Mail reader: “Watch out for the benefit claimant, he wants your biscuit”


Ha ha, PeterCat, so true it shouldn't be funny!  I'll use that one in the future!
Carnelian

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