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Chill Cosby · 10-29-2014, 03:37 PM

I do find it quite interesting that the first person in the thread to say that people were overreacting and acting offended was actually the first person to act offended and overreact accordingly.

Perhaps the question should be posed the other way: Can't a group of people have a conversation regarding the morality of certain things without someone coming in and screaming bloody murder about things being too PC? It's just a conversation. Both sides should be presented, but it doesn't help anyone to call the "other" side ridiculous or to grossly exaggerate the conversation being had to fit your own agenda.

I'm not sensing any moments where people were offended before the anti-PC crowd interjected with how offended people were, nor any moment where anybody had to walk on egg shells to remain appropriate until someone came in and talked about how important it was to walk on egg shells.

I certainly don't feel like the idea of the F&I girls are sexist or wrong and while plenty of people had differing opinions, at no point didn't I feel that anyone was making an affront to my opinion or acting "too PC."

10-29-2014, 03:37 PM	#137
Chill Cosby Lifetime Suspension Join Date: Jun 2014 Exp:	I do find it quite interesting that the first person in the thread to say that people were overreacting and acting offended was actually the first person to act offended and overreact accordingly. Perhaps the question should be posed the other way: Can't a group of people have a conversation regarding the morality of certain things without someone coming in and screaming bloody murder about things being too PC? It's just a conversation. Both sides should be presented, but it doesn't help anyone to call the "other" side ridiculous or to grossly exaggerate the conversation being had to fit your own agenda. I'm not sensing any moments where people were offended before the anti-PC crowd interjected with how offended people were, nor any moment where anybody had to walk on egg shells to remain appropriate until someone came in and talked about how important it was to walk on egg shells. I certainly don't feel like the idea of the F&I girls are sexist or wrong and while plenty of people had differing opinions, at no point didn't I feel that anyone was making an affront to my opinion or acting "too PC."