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Jackson6612 Posted 17 years ago
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Today I won't use the language which is politically correct
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Today I won't use the language which is politically correct rather I will be 'essentially' correct and truthful to what I say. If in the course I offend someone then I'm simply sorry because sometimes truth can be hard to digest...
Today I won't use the language which is politically correct rather I will be 'essentially' correct and truthful to what I say. If in the course I offend someone then I'm simply sorry because sometimes truth can be hard to digest...
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Hi, Please correct/edit the given text: Today I won't use the language which is politically correct rather I will be 'essentially' correct and truthful to what I say. If in the course I offend someone then I'm simply sorry because sometimes truth can be hard to digest... Today I won't use language which is politically correct.
- Hi, Please correct/edit the given text: Today I won't use the language which is politically correct rather I will be 'essentially' correct and truthful to what I say.
- If in the course I offend someone then I'm simply sorry because sometimes truth can be hard to digest...
- Today I won't use language which is politically correct.
- Rather, I will be 'essentially' correct and truthful in what I say.
- If, in the course of it, I offend someone, then I'm simply sorry because sometimes truth can be hard to digest.
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Hi,
Please correct/edit the given text:
Today I won't use the language which is politically correct rather I will be 'essentially' correct and truthful to what I say. If in the course I offend someone then I'm simply sorry because sometimes truth can be hard to digest...
Today I won't use language which is politically correct. Rather, I will be 'essentially' correct a
Please correct/edit the given text:
Today I won't use the language which is politically correct rather I will be 'essentially' correct and truthful to what I say. If in the course I offend someone then I'm simply sorry because sometimes truth can be hard to digest...
Today I won't use language which is politically correct. Rather, I will be 'essentially' correct a
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Jackson, are you trying to understand what "politcally correct" means? I've seen you use it in a couple posts now.
Let me show you some examples:
Offensive: That fat old broad over there next to that balding midget.
Neutral: That somewhat plump older lady next to the shorter man.
Absurdly politically correct - the type that gets made fun of: The woman of advanc
Let me show you some examples:
Offensive: That fat old broad over there next to that balding midget.
Neutral: That somewhat plump older lady next to the shorter man.
Absurdly politically correct - the type that gets made fun of: The woman of advanc
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