Political Prejudice

One the biggest problems in American and world politics.
Political Prejudice Negative effects can been seen everywhere.
In Congress/Parliament, in the Media, around your community, and in your own home.
Political Prejudiced can stall legislators hampering progress as well as preventing politicians from finding common ground.

Political Prejudiced can not be found in one party or political philosophy.

Everyone is a victim of Political Prejudice.

by ????^_^???? September 30, 2007

political correctness

How the DEMOCRATS divided this country and splintered us into two Americas.

We were NOT this divide before Bill Clinton.That is a fucking fact!

And I voted for the fucker so don't tell me otherwise you bloody nutsuckers!

Clinton is evil!!!!!

I think he's the devil...

by oh crap we're fucked August 5, 2004

Political Science

The study of manipulating sheep to get votes

Political science represents the pinnacle of complete and utter bullshit

by C-Mills March 26, 2008

political correctness

The new racism that was invented by leftists.

Political correctness is really nothing more than a new way to promote prejudice

by Marshall Rousso October 18, 2006

Political Junkie

One who is obsessed with all things politcal, watches C-SPAN, and votes in every election. Rachel Maddow is often credited with coining this term.

I am such a political junkie, I need to stop writing emails to Senator Feinstein and get out more.

by longsnapper93 January 1, 2011

political correctness

A bloated, circumlocutory and wholly American attempt at relieving the white man's burden; a struggle to find polite terminology for whichever group feels slighted that day and needs a hug. Tricks the unwitting into referring to Somalian nationals as "African-Americans."

How can you call them "black people"? That's not politically correct!

by Matticus November 13, 2003

Politically Incorrect

Political correctness is America's newest form of intolerance, and it is especially pernicious because it comes disguised as tolerance. It presents itself as fairness, yet attempts to restrict and control people's language with strict codes and rigid rules. I'm not sure that's the way to fight discrimination. I'm not sure silencing people or forcing them to alter their speech is the best method for solving problems that go much deeper than speech. - George Carlin, 2004

1) I don't think that trans-women should compete in women's sports because it defeats the point of Title IX.

You can't say that!

Why don't we talk about it? It's my honest thought.

It's not a debate!

Who decides that?

You just can't say that! It's politically incorrect!

by George Carlin December 29, 2020