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   DIR By: chandna rani
       Date: August 30, 2023, 11:23 pm
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       It was a useful invention for the Republican right because it
       helped their movement drive a wedge between the working class
       and the Democrats who claimed to speak on their behalf.
       “Political correctness” became a term used to hammer home the
       public imagination with the idea that there was a deep divide
       between “regular people” and the “liberal elite.”8
       The label was (and is) for everything: it explains everything
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       who do not spank their
       children to the prohibition of smoking in bars or gay marriage;
       from euphemisms to positive discrimination. It is also a
       label-shield: when American journalist Megyn Kelly told Trump:
       "You have called women you don't like 'fat pigs,' 'bitches,'
       'sluts,' and 'disgusting animals,'" the president The US
       responded: "I think the big problem this country has is being
       too politically correct."9. And matter settled. What is there to
       explain, if political correctness explains everything? It
       explains silences but also questionable positions, the arrogance
       of the elites and the sheepishness of the masses. And it is,
       obviously, a wonderful argumentative stopper.
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       Weigel claims that "Trump and his supporters never defined
       'political correctness,' or specified who was imposing it. Was
       not necessary to. The phrase evokes powerful forces determined
       to suppress inconvenient truths through the control of
       language." And he analyzes the use of the label to delegitimize
       the adversary: ​​«Saying that a statement is
       politically correct implies (...) that the issuer is acting in
       bad faith. He has ulterior motives, and is hiding the truth to
       further an agenda or to show moral superiority. To say that
       someone is 'politically correct' discredits them doubly. First,
       he is wrong. Second, and that's even worse, you know.
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