Are you using "misogynistic, oppressive or non-inclusive language"?

[wludavid]

My short spiel on P/C language - once someone coined the term "politically correct" the affect of that kind of language has been mininal. Smart people realize this stuff is just noise. And who cares what dumb people think? If they don'tsuccomb to PC, they'll succomb to the ploys of some other method of brainwashing. Being PC is in the same category as being proud of not being PC. Both utterly retarded in every sense of the word.

[Jeff Higgins]

Originally posted by widebody911
Why are wedding dresses white?
To match the kitchen appliances!

What's the defintion of a wife?
An attachment you screw on the bed to get the housework done.

What does WIFE stand for?
Washing, ironing, f*cing, etc

So, have I earned my Republican Merit Badge yet?

That might actually be worth a couple. Good job, son, I'm proud of ya. See how easy that was?

[widebody911]

So if I have my ***** spayed, is that a misogynistic-racist two-fer?

[Superman]

There is a lady on our project that has a burr under her saddle blanket. For me, at least. Reading glasses on the end of her nose. Anyway, I mentioned the need for a manpower assessment (an estimate of what skills were going to be called for in upcoming months) and she called me on that language. It was one of those instances where I let it go, and then wished I had snapped back. I've overseen the changing of many statutes to adopt "gender neutral" terms, and I'm all about workplace diversity and actively recruiting women and minorities to work in the construction industry, so her remarks were poorly targeted, I think. Plus, some construction terms that have the word "man" in them are quite clumbsy when you try to de-gender them. I don't regret not saying "personpower planning."

[CamB]

I generally don't care, but Supe's post reminds me how pissed off I get when Lord and Father are inclusivified down to "God". I like "Lord" - it shows some freakin' respect.