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Old 08-29-2010, 08:49 PM   #298
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No, it seems to be more like a case of overreaching editing of someone's quote. The very thing I took issue with -- quoting me out of context -- is exactly what you just did, and did... and did.

In my accusation about Political Correctness, you don't think it's relevant that I'm quoting terms already used in this thread?
You are quoting a terms that used by racist like HarryE123, who used the "political correctness" argument to justify the used of a racial slur. This is way passed being "political correctness." I was never worry about being "political correctness". I find it blantly offensive and that what I am pointing out. That's why I say don't even use it as defend. "Political Correctness",...Ppplzzzzz.

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Or that in my example, I was explaining how I was (I believe) deliberately misquoted/misrepresented in order to brand me a racist? You also don't think it relevant evidence that I was branded a racist solely due to the use of term, and not at all the state of my heart, or the way I viewed this particular culture (explicitly stated, with "love")?
I never address anything specific about your case. Why are you accusing me of "not thinking" this and that? Please, read my comment for God Sakes. Have I say anything in regarding to your own experience??

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It is this sole reliance on use of terminology deemed "insensitive" -- rather than looking at a person's heart/intent/motive -- that I define as "Political Correctness."
Blah Blah Blah..., I am sorry but "political correctness" has nothing to do with this case.

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Ah, once again, total out of context quoting. When the sentence that immediately follows was the imperative: "What do you do with that? Is he a racist? It's a damn good question, but one that's about as un-PC as it gets (but, ironically, about loving/caring about people)." Apparently, I hit the nail on the head here.
In the movie, he WAS indeed ignorant at the beginning and WAS indeed a racist. He didn't know anything about Hmong culture and think nothing of them. Not until he started interact with them; experienced their hospitality, bullsh*t from his own family, and his terminal disease; did he start to change for the better. Don't tell me that all you got from the movie and think that he was the same throughout.

Please don't use a movie as an example for a real life argument. Please for me....

Last edited by OrcaBlue; 08-30-2010 at 12:58 AM.
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