TeasersiSteve Blog Politically Correct vs. Technically Correct

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Luke Lea writes:

As a rhetorical retort, “technically correct” might be a useful way to tag propositions for which there happens to be an abundance of supporting scientific evidence, but which are widely condemned in the media and academia as being politically incorrect. The two statements over which Larry Summers and James Watson lost their jobs, for instance, were TC if not PC.



http://www.unz.com/isteve/politicall...cally-correct/

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Luke Lea writes:

As a rhetorical retort, “technically correct” might be a useful way to tag propositions for which there happens to be an abundance of supporting scientific evidence, but which are widely condemned in the media and academia as being politically incorrect. The two statements over which Larry Summers and James Watson lost their jobs, for instance, were TC if not PC.



http://www.unz.com/isteve/politicall...cally-correct/

That sounds like a good idea for a rhetorical device to use against the left but I don't know if it will catch on. BTW, I mentioned James Watson's comment in support of my propositions in another thread here. I am also aware of Summers comments.

Anyway, here is something technically correct but politically incorrect. The term 'racist' is one in which a liberal calls a white man a n*gger.