I’m offended by… 18c
According to the human rights bureaucrats and multicultural industry lobbyists who have opposed any changes to 18C, the biggest racial problem the nation faces is the subjective offence people may take at what other people say about a racial group.
No one likes to feel offended, insulted, or humiliated, especially around the sensitive subject of race.
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