General / Off-Topic Grandma's Boy

I just watched this on cable.....

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It's one of the Happy Maddison comedies about a guy that works for computer/video game company.

Grandma's Boy

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Negro is considered an offensive term these days - Maybe not in the 60's and 70's but now lets try the more PC version of black man or African American.
 
Why is everybody so concerned with political correctness when it shouldn't really matter.

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But, I guess your right!!!!!
 
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Why is everybody so concerned with political correctness when it shouldn't really matter.

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But, I guess your right!!!!!

Depends where you are though. I used to spend a lot of time with a friend in a wheelchair. Here in the UK she would be referred to a disabled. An American we knew called her handicapped one day, which is ok in the US, here it is quite offensive.

I have many black friends, calling them coloured would be eyebrow raising at the very least, and I would expect some to be offended, yet it seems as if this is the correct word in (some parts of) the US.

I watch "The Big Bang Theory", it is ok, typical US light entertainment - all about relationships, jobs, friendships, yadda yadda, but with some good geeky stuff going on and they tend to get thier facts right, yet I am regularly shocked by what I perceive as casual and quite offensive racism. But I very much doubt the Americans view it that way and I am sure it is not intended.

On the internet it seems very difficult as there are few universally accepted "correct" terms.

Watch this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVN_0qvuhhw


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I Guess it's Different all Over.......

The last time, I was called out for using a bad word, I didn't actually use that word to insult anybody in particular. While I was told they were offended be the context I was using it in. Which is strange, since I reckon the context I was using it in, was the least offensive part about it.

Anyway, my original was that African dude in the middle of that film's poster. I don't recall seeing him at all in the film.

Unless he was the guy the funny drug-dealer guy was hiring to teach him stuff.
 
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