by FriendofAlice August 06, 2017
by FriendofAlice August 06, 2017
by FriendofAlice August 06, 2017
a) The Quality of being both political and correct but where it is bad for some reason
b) This ongoing campaign by liberals but which no liberal remembers ever joining where words are systematically avoided or replaced in such away as not to marginalize anyone and progress discourse just like all ideologues everywhere do yet somehow that is bad and unique to liberals.
Probably just a blanket term invented by reactionaries which allows them to sound ironic and counter-Orwellian when really they are nominalizing all liberal thought in an attempt to homogenize it, discredit what could be fairly reasonable points by grouping it in with silly points and side-stepping the the responsibility to actually examine any terminology they find problematic on a case by case basis.
b) This ongoing campaign by liberals but which no liberal remembers ever joining where words are systematically avoided or replaced in such away as not to marginalize anyone and progress discourse just like all ideologues everywhere do yet somehow that is bad and unique to liberals.
Probably just a blanket term invented by reactionaries which allows them to sound ironic and counter-Orwellian when really they are nominalizing all liberal thought in an attempt to homogenize it, discredit what could be fairly reasonable points by grouping it in with silly points and side-stepping the the responsibility to actually examine any terminology they find problematic on a case by case basis.
I kind of like political correctness because the alternative is being in the wrong. Clue is in the name.
by FriendofAlice August 06, 2017
Anal sex.
Because an ass and a dick are represented emoticinically by a peach and an eggplant respectively.
Because an ass and a dick are represented emoticinically by a peach and an eggplant respectively.
Miley brought me my Caesar salad and as i watched her walk away, i wanted to give her some peach and eggplant salad.
by FriendofAlice August 15, 2017