Political correctness is a seemingly ridiculous, juvenile attempt to distort or prohibit language by euphemisms or direct censorship. We brush it off with a laugh, but all the while retaining the ‘correct’ word and avoiding the incorrect phrase or taboo subject… because we are afraid ‘someone’ might hear us. PC is no laughing matter; it is a tenacious, manipulative, subversive force to demean, suffocate and eventually destroy Western civilisation as we know it.
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