Sometimes [being] politically incorrect is a way to satire things that are politically incorrect.
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"If it's politically incorrect to say I'm a proud Daughter of the Confederacy, then call me politically incorrect," she wrote.
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So in the — in the spirit of saying something that might be politically incorrect, tell the voters something that they need to hear but that might be politically incorrect?
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Truly, just as it is "politically incorrect" to liberals for conservatives to discriminate against minorities, it is politically incorrect to conservatives for liberals to fight for minorities' right to exist.
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BRIDGEHAMPTON "America on Fire: A Politically Incorrect Show," group show.
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In contrast, Trump voters love the fact he's politically incorrect.
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Call it politically incorrect, or call it barroom macho talk.
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Because once you get sophisticated and nuanced you're politically incorrect.
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I was trying to be a stupid, politically incorrect Republican.
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" And there she is yakking about politics on "Politically Incorrect.
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So, on 22017chan, you see these incredibly politically incorrect discussions going on and I think they really latched onto Trump because he would go out in public and he would say something incredibly politically incorrect.
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" He said he appreciates Mr. Trump's willingness to be "politically incorrect.
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Video By today's standards, Allen's character's views are considered politically incorrect.
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"If you want a politically incorrect conservative, that's me," he said.
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Now it attacks those who profess unpopular or politically incorrect opinions.
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"YOUTUBE DECLARES WAR ON POLITICALLY INCORRECT OPINIONS," reads one Infowars headline.
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"There's never been a more politically incorrect play," Mr. O'Brien said.
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We never wanted this episode to be about being politically incorrect.
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Larry David is known for cracking jokes that are decidedly politically incorrect.
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Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp calls himself a "politically incorrect conservative."
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That is, until he made some politically incorrect statements about black people.
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Her sidekick is her ex-lover Tony, a politically incorrect PR guru.
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As politically incorrect as it may be, Clyburn is telling the truth.
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They're politically incorrect today, but that doesn't stop them from being fun.
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It would be completely politically incorrect now, but that was my first experience.
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In short, you become politically incorrect — and fancy yourself a rebel for it.
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Despite its often politically incorrect humor, "Animal House" remains popular to this day.
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But we like to do things that can be perceived as politically incorrect.
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The hoax seems to have originated from 4chan's Politically Incorrect message board, /pol/.
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These traditions are often more popular—and, in being defiantly "politically incorrect", more populist.
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" But I think people know that by the politically incorrect term, which is "bullshit.
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ABC canceled Maher's "Politically Incorrect" in 2002 following comments he made about the Sept.
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Get ready for the most politically correct — and politically incorrect — election of our lifetime.
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You launched Politically Incorrect in 1993 as a response to the political correctness craze.
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He was politically incorrect on the good days, ragingly out of control on others.
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People are prepared to accept his brashness because they welcome his politically incorrect candor.
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He didn't mind a little healthy rudeness, what we would call the politically incorrect.
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The piece is hilarious but also in conflict, at once feminist and politically incorrect.
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BRIDGEHAMPTON "America on Fire: A Politically Incorrect Show," a group show focusing on public affairs.
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It's the very type of concept that the unapologetically "politically incorrect" Trump would rail against.
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Tweeters and some mainstream media outlets ripped the event as being patronizing and politically incorrect.
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Trump made them feel O.K. about their "politically incorrect" reservations about diversity, crime and immigration.
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Before the election, he attained celebrity status for his populist and occasionally politically incorrect style.
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Both could be gratuitously foul-mouthed, viciously cutting to their enemies and unapologetically politically incorrect.
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According to IMDb, Waller-Bridge is known for her "irreverent, mordant, and politically-incorrect humor."
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His reputation for making politically incorrect gaffes has been partly earned by comments about foreigners.
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He has that "Trump linguistic policy" of speaking bluntly, often in raw, politically incorrect ways.
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Those interested in clean cooking efforts have spurned propane simply because it seems politically incorrect.
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Perez came to care about Crenshaw after she saw Crenshaw's brutal, politically incorrect tweets about feminism.
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"It had every politically incorrect thing in it.. it was sexist...it was racist," Ginsburg said.
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Our politically incorrect President has just stepped forward from the crowd and pointed out the obvious.
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Here are several politically incorrect points that somehow failed to make it into the President's speech.
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Being filter-free or politically incorrect are the least of our problems with you right now.
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The characters, in particular the plain-spoken and politically incorrect Karen, occasionally crack racially tinged jokes.
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To many viewers, the show probably seemed decadent and politically incorrect, but it wasn't at all.
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Critics sneer that they're all heaving bosoms and throbbing manhoods, unrealistic, poorly written and politically incorrect.
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"The fact we don't mind politically incorrect speech is always shocking to outsiders," he tells me.
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His outrageous attacks on the Führer, politically incorrect by modern standards, are still belly-laugh funny.
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He then parlayed his no-nonsense, politically incorrect profile into a successful pitch for the presidency.
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The only reason is that it offends their sensibilities -- including those of our "politically incorrect" President.
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The floats, costumes, dances and music are often brutally satirical and politically incorrect, Mr. Kruisman said.
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Except I would wear the classic, politically incorrect costume and kick butt in giant wedge heels.
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Which was very unpopular on talk radio, but what part of "politically incorrect" didn't they understand?
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Kemp describes himself as "a politically incorrect conservative" and literally does not mention any policy issues.
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McInnes denies being a racist, though he regularly spouts bigoted thoughts thinly cloaked as "politically incorrect" humor.
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Somewhere in the early 2000s it became politically incorrect to call us actresses, and with good reason.
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In 1993, he launched his show Politically Incorrect on Comedy Central (it moved to ABC in 1997).
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When questioned, they continue to claim media attacks occur because it is "politically incorrect" to support Christianity.
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Democrats have deftly deployed feel-good talking points and targeted politically incorrect language to undermine Republican candidates.
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Kemp, who described himself as a "politically incorrect conservative," did not endear himself to the emerging electorate.
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In the baron's time, it was politically incorrect for those among the intelligentsia to admire his handiwork.
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Dreams of unfashionable, politically incorrect, old American aspirations that our generation isn't supposed to believe in anymore.
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We still fell asleep to "Politically Incorrect" with our cats at our feet as we always had.
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Going back to "Politically Incorrect," you booked conservatives like Ann Coulter and Kellyanne Conway —— And Laura Ingraham.
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Others acknowledge that the word is politically incorrect but insist that it's not aimed at gay people.
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Both are non-traditional politicians who achieved surprising electoral victories despite their controversial, divisive -- sometimes politically incorrect -- views.
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It also landed Riley a panel spot on Bill Maher's Politically Incorrect, on which Riley addressed the controversy.
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Most loudly, users of 217chan's /pol/ ("politically incorrect") imageboard are trying to get to the bottom of it.
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The /pol/ boards on 4chan and 8chan—/pol/ stands for "politically incorrect"—are where that coordination took place.
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No, a disruption-hungry group of them has decided to equate his hypersexed chatter with politically incorrect bluntness.
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"It's really tricky stuff, and it's very politically incorrect to wonder if we're going too far," he said.
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I think unfortunately they are making a cause out of the shout all through a politically incorrect mistake.
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I also know that, during the 2016 Republican primaries, Farrakhan admired Trump's politically incorrect approach to Jewish donors.
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In 18 songs, Mr. Blier, an acclaimed vocal coach at the Juilliard School, lets politically incorrect humor fly.
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It's just that their approach seems to rely on the startling, the eye-catching and the politically incorrect.
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The discussion about German election memes has been taking place across several posts on 4chan's "Politically Incorrect" message board.
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See, I don't know what the -- look, I don't know, and again, I'm not here to be politically incorrect.
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Both appear to lack a "public relations filter," with each candidate boasting a long string of politically incorrect comments.
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Comedy Central's satirical and politically incorrect series "South Park" is back, and this time it's messing with people IRL.
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Rather than defuse tension, he electrifies crowds and vanquishes rivals through provocations that he delights in calling politically incorrect.
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Similarly, President-elect Trump ran as the straight talking politically incorrect outsider compared to the cautious and professorial Obama.
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The minority view — what might be termed "politically incorrect" — would favor more care with language to avoid offending people.
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He's been loud, politically incorrect, and the opposite of cautious in the management of his extremely popular social media accounts.
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And polls and odds aside, you could argue a politically incorrect outsider like Trump never really had a chance anyway.
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The show we're talking about is called "Shameless," so we should all be expecting some shame-free, politically incorrect speech.
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"We cannot fault the president for being politically incorrect, but we do fault him for being constitutionally incorrect," Chin said.
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The British, gay provocateur and former Breitbart editor is everything that traditionalists hate: bold, politically incorrect, unapologetic, and often offensive.
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"We have been the cowards, lobbing cruise missiles from 2,000 miles away," Maher stated on his ABC show Politically Incorrect.
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That's how I view it," Maher said in the March 20, 1998, clip of his former ABC program, "Politically Incorrect.
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"He says what the average person is afraid to say because it's politically incorrect," Mr. Marshall said about Mr. Trump.
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"I wrote some politically incorrect columns, and some of them go back to the turn of the century," Moore said.
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He is an equal opportunity provocateur, they said, given to using strong and politically incorrect language to make larger points.
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"I know alcohol is confidence in a glass and it's politically incorrect to say, but know your limits," she says.
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Always opposed to what he has called "politically incorrect nonsense," he never pretended to be your Sensitive New Age Guy.
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In her 2015 speech, she introduced her comments by saying she was going to get "politically incorrect" in discussing the opposition.
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He also said he was trying to be more "understated and statesman-like"—presumably still a politically incorrect statesman, of course.
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Look — at the risk of being incredibly politically incorrect, but I guess that's my job — I think that all lives matter.
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First, journalists avoid the politically incorrect phrase "radical Islamic terrorism," sometimes blaming the weapon, not the attacker for the terrorist strike.
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From the politically incorrect to the religiously correct to the "yeah, just give us some freaking candy," everyone has an opinion.
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Beyond singing, Miranda is terrible at most things: She can't put on lipstick, she's sometimes politically incorrect, and frequently misuses words.
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In the end, the politically incorrect fact is that the Trump administration may have no choice but to accept that reality.
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The flamboyant former prime minister has a history of making politically incorrect comments, many of which seemed to fuel his popularity.
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The polling method used in France may also have helped get it right for seemingly "politically incorrect" choices like Le Pen.
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Would she believe it is "politically incorrect" to say a man and woman should be married if they have a child?
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He should also bring his bold personality, big ideas, and politically incorrect jokes on a college campus tour around the country.
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That demographic includes nervous parents, people who describe themselves as "politically incorrect," the pathologically sarcastic, accidental racists — in a word, everybody.
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"I would imagine that there will probably be a bit more blowback," Mr. Kohan said of the show's politically incorrect humor.
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If you penalize people for every past politically incorrect comment, the logic goes, then people will have no room to grow.
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At first glance, a Kiki and Herb cabaret show could come off as a bizarre and politically incorrect, yet addictive, mess.
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Before his tenure on HBO, Mr. Maher hosted the late-night talk show "Politically Incorrect" on Comedy Central and on ABC.
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Tonight's were ridiculous, with squared toes, and made of some sort of animal skin that had to be deeply politically incorrect.
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For some, the right to express an unpopular or politically incorrect opinion appears to be a notion whose time has passed.
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This is a President who prides himself on his unorthodoxy and his willingness to say and do deeply politically incorrect things.
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"We cannot fault the president for being politically incorrect, but we do fault him for being constitutionally incorrect," Mr. Chin said.
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"Huff's Twitter bio describes him as a "critically acclaimed stick figure artist, who's politically incorrect, Love God, Country, & support toxic masculinity.
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He's lauded for being politically incorrect because, unlike Washington insiders, the rationale goes, he is uncensored and isn't afraid to say anything.
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"And four, I've already been fired by ABC," Maher said, referring to his "Politically Incorrect" program, which aired from 1993 to 2002.
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Steve "Psycho" Lyons is also in the booth, although fortunately very few of his politically incorrect pants-dropping trademarks are on display.
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And though he may by now have become the "most politically incorrect writer in the canon," he impressed many postcolonial writers, too.
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On one side, you have President Trump, easily the most politically incorrect figure to win the White House in the modern era.
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"My sense is that Trump would love these kinds of actions, and would celebrate them for being politically incorrect," Binder told me.
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What Trumps supporters often say they love about him is his brash, often politically incorrect, and even boastful speaking style that resonates.
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So how do you navigate the fact that so many of our desires are politically incorrect; how do you broach those taboos?
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Elsewhere, content drawn directly from 4chan's infamous far right hub /pol/ (short for "politically incorrect") was repurposed on a more mainstream platform.
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In his fight for the primaries, Trump seemed to view being outrageous, politically incorrect and combative as a remarkably effective route forward.
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Forget the tweetstorms, slams at "fake news" journalists and morale boosting rallies before crowds who thrill to Trump's politically incorrect rhetorical blasts.
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Outspoken, irascible and intensely private, Philip developed a reputation for occasional brusque and sometimes politically incorrect comments at ceremonial events he attended.
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But they also highlight the pitfalls for nascent AI in China, where censors control online content seen as politically incorrect or harmful.
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An upstart politically incorrect party (the Alternative for Germany, AfD) gained its maiden entry into the Bundestag as its third largest faction.
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Thus, this tactic sends politically incorrect views to Internet Siberia, where few will hear the dissenters except their fellow Google-gulag inmates.
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" What it pretends it is: According to the sidebar, "tasteless 'politically incorrect' dark, offensive, & twisted humor of all types is welcome here.
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First, we have a president who says politically incorrect and vulgar things with regularity and has no shame or remorse about it.
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"Look, at the risk of being incredibly politically incorrect, but I guess that's my job — I think that all lives matter," Stephens said.
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But it slowly became clear to anyone who was paying attention that Weev's trolling wasn't just a silly game of being politically incorrect.
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Laslo Palovics, 56, an engineer from Budapest, said that Mr. Orban and Fidesz were the only ones willing to speak politically incorrect truths.
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Green's next target was former NBA player and current TV commentator Charles Barkley, another politically incorrect figure to whom Green has been compared.
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It will feature a new cast but the same "pop-culture parodies and politically incorrect humor" as the original version, the network said.
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Trump argued that most military generals are privately in favor of torture, but won't say it publicly because that would be politically incorrect.
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"You know I like to be politically correct, but sometimes I'm politically incorrect," he said on Bravo's "Watch What Happens Live" last year.
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What soon became apparent, of course, was that Trump was not just politically incorrect: He was an uncontrollable fire hose of offensive lunacy.
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It was a decision that took the audience hostage: if you said that Ferris had been miscast, you were a politically incorrect villain.
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Though traditionally the brand has seemed impervious to such controversies — indeed, has seemed to thrive on being politically incorrect — this time is different.
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If class-based insults were as politically incorrect as racial or homophobic slurs, Rush Limbaugh's rants against P.C. elites might hold less appeal.
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His previous show, "Politically Incorrect With Bill Maher," was canceled by ABC in 25 after he made allegedly insensitive remarks about 9/11.
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Trump may be the most politically incorrect man in America, but even he knows that there are some taboos you can't violate. ♦
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Keep pandering to the politically incorrect and the privileged if you want, but do not expect the depth and nuance that experience brings.
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These voters were — and remain — willing to look past Trump's erratic and unorthodox behavior and "politically incorrect" commentary if his presidency brings better jobs.
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That's not political correctness -- suggesting someone can't do their job because of their race or ethnicity, that's not a politically incorrect thing to do.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, dubbed "Asia's Donald Trump " for similarities that include a taste for politically incorrect commentary, seemed joyful at the Republican's victory.
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With the US election cycle over, the anonymous user of 4chan's /pol/ (politically incorrect) board are antsy for something new to occupy their time.
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For these voters, Trump is not so much an anachronistic ghost of a racist past as a truth-teller, unafraid of being politically incorrect.
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I was definitely in the pro-porn category, so I allowed myself to do more politically incorrect things, which included representing explicit female sexuality.
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There's a difference between being politically incorrect and saying things which are true but people don't want to hear, and just saying stupid shit.
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When Politically Incorrect was canceled in 2002, Maher found a new home at HBO, a much better fit for his brand of political humor.
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It would be kind of hard to be a comedian and walk out the room every time you heard something that was politically incorrect.
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And while making politically incorrect jokes that offend people is absolutely not, in itself, a problem, telling regressive rape jokes in 2017 definitely is.
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Does he have a fa-- I-- the cavemen are still my-- politically incorrect and-- BECKY QUICK: Oh, oh, of all of-- all the ads?
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Similarly, writers know that they must include racism and feminism and the evils of capitalism because without them their books would be politically incorrect.
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If I could make a list of everything illegal, politically incorrect or certain to kill you, you might be able to imagine this past.
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Maher via his firing from "Politically Incorrect" on ABC in 28503 and Kelly via her ousting from "Megyn Kelly Today" on NBC in 22020.
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We hope to access these zones and learn first-hand the results of politically incorrect lessons and what they can mean for everyday Americans.
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"A Walmart won't do that because they have investors and it's politically incorrect, but we're a smaller company and can take those chances," he says.
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This I'll-let-you-fill-in-the-gaps-style also allows for Trump to dog-whistle to certain more politically incorrect contingents of his electorate.
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But Silverman refused to, opting instead to fight it out with Guy Aoki, the cofounder of Media Action Network for Asian Americans, on Politically Incorrect.
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And lest you think an app that only lets men pay for women seems politically incorrect, Poppenreiter said that Ohlala has many plans for expansion.
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My Dad Says, inspired by a popular Twitter feed about a politically incorrect, boorish seventy-something-year-old man (play by William Shatner), a try.
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They wanted to be a bit more fucked up, trashed out, and scary and just messing with ideas that dealt with completely politically incorrect perceptions.
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The base loves that he is passionately politically incorrect and they give him wide berth to cut deals that would have sank other Republican leaders.
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Trump, handling his first major attack on American soil as President, was true to his bruiser's persona: He was tough, politically incorrect and trampled nuance.
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And yet any cursory look online will reveal impassioned defenses—against largely-imagined charges that Eminem is too politically incorrect to survive in this era.
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These findings indicate that Gab resides on the border of mainstream social networks like Twitter and fringe Web communities like 4chan's Politically Incorrect (/pol/) board.
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She spent most of the evening alternately retweeting defenses of her original racist comment and hand-wringing against the perceived oppression of politically incorrect comedians.
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Even twirling like a prima ballerina as she fantasizes alone in her living room or being blithely, politically incorrect, Lorraine seems calm, centered and purposeful.
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Protesters demonstrated outside the talk, called "Hong Kong Nationalism: A Politically Incorrect Guide to Hong Kong Under Chinese Rule," but the event ultimately went ahead.
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Titled "So Conservative," it portrayed Mr. Kemp as a gun-toting, "politically incorrect conservative" who would personally round up "criminal illegals" in his pickup truck.
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But he has also added that he and the new American president share an aversion to immigration and a tendency to say politically incorrect things.
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And what they really are is a man with a good heart showing his caring leadership, even when it is politically incorrect to do so.
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While my male classmates will unapologetically make controversial (and often politically incorrect) statements in class, my female peers are less prone to taking unpopular positions.
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This gleefully lowbrow evocation of a lost New York is so laden with obscenities and politically incorrect language that it's hard to quote a meaningful line.
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Johnson is unpredictable, politically incorrect, a populist and deeply critical of the EU and is often accused of blurring facts -- traits which he shares with Trump.
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Bill Maher going back to politically incorrect on ABC whose people like Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh that said, you know what, don&apost fire them.
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Some "vidizens" claim politically incorrect videos are removed from the trending page, and that Vidme's censorship is worse than on YouTube's (though without offering much explanation).
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Comedian Bill Maher hosted a hit show, "Politically Incorrect," where the entire conceit was that hosts and guests would not be restrained in what they said.
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Late Show With David Letterman beat out The Chris Rock Show, Dennis Miller Live, Politically Incorrect and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno for variety/comedy.
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Establishment politics have been catching a lot of flak this election, thanks in large part to the rise of politically incorrect Republican front-runner Donald Trump.
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Much of the alt-right's language and imagery is borrowed from 4chan, an anonymous, ephemeral message board that revels in politically incorrect jokes and nihilistic posturing.
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"In the bizarre worldview of the ... hard left, they have no problem destroying the lives of innocent Americans for a single politically incorrect thought," Trump said.
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Donald has perfected a contrasting incarnation between himself and the president through raw and politically incorrect racial, tribal, and religious demagoguery that has mobilized mass nationalism.
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The 2016 campaign made it clear that Trump was crude, cruel, politically incorrect, and prone to saying ugly things in public and uglier things in private.
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They are based in biology people don't know or don't like to talk about and, let's be honest, at least in some circles, they're politically incorrect.
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"Trump, in a sense, licensed people to express what some people would call politically incorrect thoughts," said Adam Galinsky, a professor at Columbia University's Business School.
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They don't mind being politically incorrect or being criticized in the media for defending American interests; there will be no apology tour during the Trump administration.
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Other than his old trademark hoodie attire that he ditched when Facebook went public, he's never shown any penchant for looking or sounding unconventional or politically incorrect.
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" Later, when Dickerson asked Carson to say something politically incorrect that voters need to hear, he offered the barn burner "Free college is not an economic starter.
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This year, though, the Democrats seem to be arguing about economic issues way more than your guys, who are obsessed with immigrants, terrorists and being politically incorrect.
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The complex had a reputation for "rent runners," Trump writes, so he hired 29-hour patrols, spruced up the place and hired a "politically incorrect" project manager.
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Ms O'Donnell told the Politically Incorrect show that although she had never actually joined a coven, she had had "a little midnight picnic on a satanic altar".
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Perhaps most importantly, Bannon understands that Trump's unique qualities — like his bold, brash, and politically incorrect communication style — are what make him appealing to so many Americans.
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The hoax had its genesis on 4Chan's notorious "Politically Incorrect" /pol/ board, the same community who reportedly orchestrated a similar hoax campaign last August targeting undocumented Americans.
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Mr. Trump is waiting for party leaders to stop reprimanding him for his lean (that is, skeletal) campaign operation, his politically incorrect statements and his inconsistent positions.
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An appearance by Mr. Perry as the politically incorrect Madea on "The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon" was viewed more than 73 million times on Facebook alone.
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In an interview in the mid-1990s, he acknowledged that he could be "certainly politically incorrect" and dismissed what he saw as the reflexive attitudes of liberals.
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Is it politically incorrect to point out what everyone knows by instinct and personal experience: that innate ability is an important factor in the educability of children?
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And, yes, I can't deny what happened Wednesday night, mostly because there is video: I made a hand gesture that some sensitive flowers might consider politically incorrect.
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A smear campaign The fake animation also found new life on 4chan "politically incorrect" board (abbreviated as /pol/), as part of a campaign aimed at discrediting Gonzalez.
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Catholic Bishop Robert C. Morlino urged graduates at Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula, CA to be "politically incorrect" in the era of cry closets and safe spaces.
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The tale of their divergent paths was like a politically incorrect parable, a lesson in what not to do if one wished to build a cooperative, functional family.
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The authorities this year have shuttered social media accounts for reasons that range from posting lewd content or sensationalist celebrity gossip to articles deemed politically incorrect by censors.
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Knowing that there is such a massive response might not end injustice straight away, but we are a bit closer to making these cases politically incorrect, at least.
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Related: Alberto Nisman Was Murdered, Says Argentine Prosecutor The politically incorrect statements have led to accusations that she is a defender of the Dirty War, which she denies.
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" If Trump really wants to engage a politically incorrect debate, Stewart said, he should tell voters, "The problems in this country are not because of Mexicans and Muslims.
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We are now witnessing yet another boycott of politically incorrect companies — SoulCycle and Equinox — whose board chairman supposedly no longer warrants his companies' patronage because he supports Trump.
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After the Brussels bombing, Cruz called for those police patrols, and bragged that he could say something so daring only because he wasn't afraid of being politically incorrect.
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The President's unique, politically incorrect style has injected a jolt of resistance into late-night talk shows -- with comedians like Jimmy Kimmel leading a campaign to save Obamacare.
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Michelle Goldberg Opinion Columnist On Tuesday evening, Randa Jarrar, a creative-writing professor at California State University at Fresno, wrote a series of insensitive and politically incorrect tweets.
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He supports regressive tax policy and intolerant immigration policy, to say nothing of his political affect, which is more brutish and politically incorrect than many conservative talk-radio hosts'.
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The book shredded the heroic cliches of most sports stories in favor of wicked satire that managed to be funny, insightful and politically incorrect all at the same time.
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So we got together once every six weeks or so and talked, and talked, and talked about things high and low, things politically incorrect, whatever was on our minds.
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On the heavily trafficked "politically incorrect" board, slurs against racial, ethnic, religious, or sexual or gender minorities have increased by 40% since 2015, while neo-Nazi propaganda has proliferated.
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Among Republicans, most feel the country is too PC (210 percent) and almost all think leaders regularly make bad decisions out of fear of being politically incorrect (264 percent).
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Maher, after all, lost his show on ABC, Politically Incorrect, when he characterized the US military as "cowards" and the terrorists who hijacked planes on 9/11 as brave.
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And if you can't get enough of the duo, fear not — they'll soon be making an appearance in a "politically incorrect" performance in Hong Kong, they said on Facebook.
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"Something that started decades ago and was applauded and inoffensive is now politically incorrect," Lisa says, her eyes flicking over to a framed picture of Apu on her nightstand.
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The emails, published by the newspaper, make offensive references to Muslims and Islam, as well as forwarding "politically incorrect" jokes that take aim at African Americans, Latinos and women.
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The comedian Bill Maher was the textbook case for the bygone era of the 100-channel universe, after ABC bought his hit show, "Politically Incorrect," away from Comedy Central.
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Cruz saved the brunt of his criticism for President Obama, accusing him of not speaking out more forcefully after the attack due to a fear of being politically incorrect.
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She suspects that some white Trump supporters are indulging in new freedom to be politically incorrect now that the nation's first African-American president is on the way out.
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Many also have politicized their investment strategies, shunning legitimate — but politically incorrect — industries and plowing huge sums into financially risky but ideologically aligned companies or ill-fated local projects.
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When conducting surveillance for national security purposes, it is likely the government will both record protected speech and will use its authority to monitor groups with politically incorrect viewpoints.
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Since then, changing times have forced the park to scrub many of its politically incorrect trappings, and today, it walks an awkward line between embracing and ignoring the Confederacy.
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" Even Charlotte gets uncomfortable, imploring her friend not to talk "like that" because it's "rude and politically incorrect," to which Samantha replies, "I don't see color; I see conquests.
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On the heavily trafficked "politically incorrect" board, slurs against racial, ethnic, religious, or sexual or gender minorities have increased by 43% since 2015, while neo-Nazi propaganda has proliferated.
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On the heavily trafficked "politically incorrect" board, slurs against racial, ethnic, religious, or sexual or gender minorities have increased by 40% since 43, while neo-Nazi propaganda has proliferated.
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Antetokounmpo, who was born and raised in Athens and goes by the politically incorrect name Greek Freak, was clever in ways that were supposed to elude 24-year-olds.
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One of the most notorious parts of 4chan is called /pol/, which stands for "politically incorrect," and where the ideologies range from anarchism to fascism and ironic anarcho-fascism.
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The congregants faced veiled threats, Jin said, and many were asked to sign a pledge promising to leave Zion, which the government agents called illegal, politically incorrect and a cult.
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He has created controversy for his views on religion, particularly Islam, and lost his ABC show, "Politically Incorrect," after remarks he made in the wake of the September 11 attacks.
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A report from Mic revealed that the Clinton attack ad featuring the star seems to have originated on 8chan's /pol/ ("politically incorrect") board a week before being tweeted by Trump.
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In 2015, the exhibition was "China: Through the Looking Glass," and it created some politically incorrect moments when celebrities and the designers who dressed them got their Asian references muddled.
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As the debate wore on, Mr. Trump seemed to allow his irrepressible self — his politically incorrect id familiar to voters and those of us who cover him — to break through.
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Also by the National Theater of Scotland, Robert Softley Gale's hyperactive production hurtles into the politically incorrect minefield of disability jokes, only to conclude with a series of sentimental bromides.
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The 2019 version finds success in its characters and their dialogues, and the depiction of John Shaft (Samuel L. Jackson) shifts from an action hero to a politically incorrect dad.
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Instead of watching a charming group of 29-somethings navigate the bumpy transition to adulthood, a large swath of the country now watched a politically incorrect loudmouth berate aspiring entrepreneurs.
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Trump's supporters don't just like him because he's politically incorrect, or because he's a populist — they like him because he is willing to express their anxieties about a changing America directly.
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"I begin all my trainings with an invitation for participants to stumble over language, to risk being politically incorrect, to bungle their pronouns — in the service of learning," Ms. Mencher said.
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"In this time of heightened awareness of sexual predators, it is easy to remain quiet when an injustice is being perpetrated for fear of being tarred as politically incorrect," they wrote.
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Palmisciano and his veteran-turned-actor colleagues want the film to express their politically incorrect comedy—yes, many veterans suffer from PTSD, but they also get through war zones through humor.
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Maher's said he regretted using the word last week, but back in 2001 he got into a heated exchange with Anne-Marie on "Politically Incorrect" -- and it included multiple n-bombs.
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Trump wanted to punch back — it was what he did; and in Lewandowski's view, the candidate's brawling, politically incorrect impulses were what had made him the front-runner to begin with.
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" On the campaign trail, Kemp touted himself as the "politically incorrect conservative" who won over voters with ads featuring guns, chain saws and a pickup truck to "round up criminal illegals.
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Ever since his 20163 debut, "Less Than Zero," made him a literary sensation, his violently nihilistic fiction and his politically incorrect public persona have earned him as much fury as acclaim.
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Some of Mr. Trump's black friends defended him in recent days, saying his raw, politically incorrect approach was just bracing honesty about the reality of America, and not motivated by hate.
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Some of Mr. Trump's black friends defended him in recent days, saying his raw, politically incorrect approach was just bracing honesty about the reality of America, and not motivated by hate.
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Ms. Walker emerged in the mid-1990s with incendiary works set adamantly and slyly in the past that were frequently criticized as politically incorrect for caricaturing slavery in the antebellum South.
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ATLANTA — The Republican won the nomination Tuesday after branding himself a politically incorrect conservative who would "round up criminal illegals" and haul them to the border in his very own pickup.
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The recent Christmas show included jokes about "making people go viral" (an allusion to "Be More Chill"), and managed to be at once ever-so-winkingly politically incorrect and super-woke.
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Bolsonaro, 63, has for years angered many Brazilians with extreme statements, but is also seen by his many supporters as a politically incorrect gust of fresh air in a rotten system.
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In Kek, Cucks, and God Emperor Trump: A Measurement Study of 4chan's Politically Incorrect Forum and Its Effects on the Web, a team of eight researchers from Roma Tre University, University College London, Telefonica Research and Cyprus University of Technology archived 10 weeks of data from /pol/, the "politically incorrect" board in which news and current events are discussed, including over 1 million unique images (since all threads on 4Chan must start with an image post).
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A person involved with the attacks also appeared to post regularly to the "/pol/ - Politically Incorrect" forum on 8chan, a online discussion site known for allowing virtually any content, including hate speech.
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In another spot , Kemp brags that he is politically incorrect: "I got a big truck, just in case I need to round up criminal illegals and take &aposem home myself," he says.
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ABC CANCELS 'ROSEANNE' AFTER BARR'S RACIST TWEET Social media users also pointed out that Maher's show "Politically Incorrect" was dropped by ABC in 2002 following comments he made about the Sept. 11.
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Donald Trump's political skill was to speak defiantly about both of these sensitive issues -- elitism and race -- in simple, direct and politically incorrect ways that connected with white voters, particularly white men.
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Just like the politically incorrect things Trump says may relate to the way a lot of voters think, it's not the same as relating to the way they work, live and act.
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Riley never shied away from his newfound platform, speaking out against the war in Iraq, doing regular guest spots on Bill Maher's Politically Incorrect, and becoming a face of the Occupy movement.
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"/Pol/" is a reference to 4chan's designated "politically incorrect" board, which — along with its miscellaneous-topic "/b/" section — provides much of the basis for the site's public image as an internet cesspool.
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Earlier in the day, Trump pitched himself to Christian students at Liberty University as a politically incorrect protector of Christianity, tailoring his classic stump speech to the evangelical audience with mixed success.
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He told CNN in August that while a politically incorrect, anti-establishment message is something the Republican Party needed, he would have wanted a true conservative like Cruz to be the messenger.
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Rice moved to New York and began bartending at the Improv, which led, eventually, to a career as a comedy writer, including five years for "Politically Incorrect," where he met Kevin Bleyer.
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On the other hand, there is Donald J. Trump, whose predominantly white, male supporters delight in him saying "politically incorrect" things, even when that means implying that his opponent's wife is unattractive.
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In comparison, Gab has 2.4 times the rate of hate words when compared to Twitter, but less than halve the rate of hate words compared to 13chan's Politically Incorrect board (/pol/) [9].
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Political correctness (as shorthand for "cultural Marxism") is politically incorrect under liberalism because it asks that we think of ourselves as members of a class before we think of ourselves as individuals.
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One of the cornerstones of our constitutional democracy is the right to express oneself despite the content of the view, regardless of whether it's disrespectful, offensive, politically incorrect or even wrong-minded.
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They can realize that the Islam-is-the-enemy approach they expected to see from a "politically incorrect" president is simply incorrect, and now even Trump sees this fact and acts accordingly.
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Not only is he politically incorrect, but his manner, habits and language run against everything Washington professionals — in particular, people like Reince Priebus — have been taught to believe is right and good.
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A lot of the coarse language, harsh personal attacks and misogyny play into the theme of "strong leadership" and willingness to say things that are "politically incorrect" no matter who doesn't like it.
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Alt-right Twitter and 4chan's Politically Incorrect board are abuzz after reports that Google fired the engineer behind the infamous anti-diversity "manifesto" that took the company by the storm over the weekend.
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Melanie Morgan, the co-founder of the blog Media Equalizer, alleged in a piece for the website that Franken harassed her after they both appeared on Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher in 2000.
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Lynchburg, Virginia (CNN)Donald Trump pitched himself Monday to Christian students at Liberty University as a politically incorrect protector of Christianity, tailoring his classic stump speech to the evangelical audience with mixed success.
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But although it may now be politically incorrect to remember, one of the aims of the founders in framing the Constitution was to blunt temporary popular passions and impede the rise of demagogues.
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On the postcards, readers find messages ranging from mundane reports on the weather to politically-incorrect jokes: a "shipment of warm greetings from Auschwitz" accompanies an image of a death block, for example.
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"It seems like we live in a day and age where everything causes a trigger for somebody or is Politically Incorrect in one way or another," Mercedes Tiffany Murphy, 44, of Hudson, Mass.
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Despite the deeply liberal bent of its creator Seth MacFarlane, the show is politically incorrect on a regular basis - especially in its depictions of family life - which can obviously lead to hairy moments.
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"Donald Trump's political skill was to speak defiantly about both these sensitive issues -- elitism and race -- in a simple, direct and politically incorrect way that connected with white voters, particularly white men," Zakaria says.
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Belgium's Scheldeprijs race Image: AP PhotoActivist trolls have taken ownership of Reddit's r/race_realism, finally establishing a safe space on the "frontpage of the internet" to discuss politically incorrect opinions about NASCAR and cycling.
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Unfortunately, that mediocre episode mostly just involved Lisa Simpson shrugging off the whole issue: "Something that started decades ago and was applauded and inoffensive is now politically incorrect," Lisa says directly to the audience.
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"The trolls discovered that the best way to get 'lulz' was to employ politically incorrect rhetoric and/or subject such a position and so 'raid' existing online communities," Arns writes in her exhibition text.
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Our game is mainly satire and comedy influenced by the classic politically incorrect shows we grew up watching, such as: South Park, All in the Family, Sanford & Son, Family Guy, Simpsons, [and] Chappelle's Show .
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" Kemp, who has called himself a "politically incorrect conservative," made headlines in May for running an advertisement boasting that he has a pick-up truck "in case I need to round up criminal illegals.
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Ben Garrison, who describes himself as "drawing politically incorrect cartoons the mainstream media won't run," even imagined Trump as playing a game that looks a lot like Hyperchess against Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto.
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While the platform's stars may have to contend with a few lost brand deals after spouting racial slurs, dealing in "politically incorrect" humor is still an easy and acceptable way to make a buck.
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Indeed, as politically incorrect as it might sound, the Obama administration seems to have reached the conclusion that in this turbulent environment, a bad or imperfect state is better than no state at all.
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The topic was discussed on Bill Maher's show Politically Incorrect along with a panel of guests, including former Black Flag frontman Henry Rollins, Kennedy, Celeste Greig, and Cedric the Entertainer (god bless the 90s).
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The Ugi's fan page opened the vulgar floodgates, welcoming a community of trolls and haters who regularly engaged in misogynistic, politically incorrect, and homophobic exchanges, adopting a persona of the "yo mama" joke-teller.
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Just so you know: There are lots of bad puns on tuna and even more jokes that qualify as politically incorrect, involving references to the Holocaust, the stars' unseen Indian intern and dead celebrities.
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"Problematic," as you probably know, is a more academic and ambiguous way of saying something is "politically incorrect"—another phrase that was once the title of a Comedy Central show about hot-button issues.
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Sometimes, he has given the impression that adopting a politically incorrect position is more important to him than voicing the kind of unifying rhetoric that has often been expected of Presidents in the past.
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" FCC controversy Shortly after the proposal to ban Chan's party was announced, the FCC invited him to give a talk titled "Hong Kong Nationalism: A Politically Incorrect Guide to Hong Kong under Chinese Rule.
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Before and during the primary contests, Trump stood out with loud and politically incorrect comments about illegal immigrants and Muslim visitors to the U.S. But now, that brashness is morphing into something a bit different.
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The announcement, posted at approximately 3pm London time on Tuesday, appeared on the site's politically incorrect (/pol/) imageboard from a user with the ID n1SoXPxb—the only post by that ID across any 4chan board.
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On Saturday, Trump may turn it up on notch as he gathers with the faithful supporters in Pennsylvania who embraced his anti-establishment, politically incorrect tirades and powered his shocking charge to the White House.
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He has said many things on the campaign trail, some of which have been incendiary, some of which have been politically incorrect, many of which have been either philosophically inconsistent or incredibly weak on substance.
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Aggregating even wilder online reports, Politically Incorrect News, a German far-right web site, wrote that "the invading hordes" shouted "Allahu Akbar" as 1,000 men "threw fireworks at the police" and at a local church.
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"I believe you will see some 'quiet' exiting by US funds and possibly LPs, at least those U.S. investors who feel strongly that owning companies engaging in these activities are either immoral or politically incorrect."
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And there may be a political upside for both: Feuding with liberal leaders like Trudeau and French President Emmanuel Macron is all good for Trump's brand as the politically incorrect, foreigner-baiting America First bulldog.
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Fat shaming is indeed wrong, but allowing thousands of Americans to die from obesity-related causes just because some find the subject offensive and politically incorrect is not only insane, it's leadership and medical malpractice.
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As New York magazine's Brian Feldman explains, part of this is an artifact of 4chan gaining popularity and its popular catchall board — /b/ — losing ground to alternatives, notably /pol/, or the "Politically Incorrect" chat board.
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So it's not surprising that Marine Le Pen's nationalist — and by nearly all typical metrics, politically incorrect — bid for the French presidency is receiving the same sort of sanctimonious yet breathless media coverage around the world.
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The politically incorrect party game Cards Against Humanity has announced it is planning to "save America" in a new holiday promotion which promises backers six surprises across the month of December at the cost of $15.
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From your niece's shrill and ceaseless rendition of Deck the Halls to Uncle Jerry's eggnog-fueled, politically incorrect rantings, there are plenty of reasons to pick up a pair of noise-canceling headphones this holiday season.
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Trump has turned that tendency toward untruthfulness into a political strategy; he is so politically incorrect that he doesn't even abide by the rules of fact and truth that the so-called "elites" think he should.
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For months Trump's rivals and other Republicans have either retreated in silence or tentatively and ineptly criticized him for exactly those traits that voters like about him: for being a slapdash, politically incorrect money-hungry bully.
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Tonight's debate is expected to go way over that number with an audience drawn to see Trump's antics and pride in being politically incorrect — and how the first woman on a presidential debate stage handles him.
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Its members espouse a viewpoint that is, to put it mildly, politically incorrect in their home countries: Some have already been ostracized for advocating engagement with Israel and others said they feared retribution when they return.
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While not all of its intentionally risible politically incorrect content has aged well, what distinguished writer Garth Ennis and artist Steve Dillon's series, both then and now, is its acute eye for character interaction and development.
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It was initially met with skepticism by other anonymous users on the site's /pol/—short for "politically incorrect"—board, a subsection of 4Chan known for its affiliations with Trump, white supremacy, and other far-right ideologies.
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"So let's be politically incorrect, like St. John the Baptist, the patron saint of political incorrectness," Morlino said, pointing to Pope Paul VI's 1968 encyclical, Humane Vitae, which addressed the Catholic Church's teachings on sexuality and contraception.
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The move, which also temporarily bars refugees from entering the US, ushers in the first clash between Trump's populist and proudly politically incorrect leadership style and what his critics see as bedrock values that define the nation.
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On Tuesday evening, Trump will appear before a besotted Florida crowd, seeking to once again electrify his base with politically incorrect bombast as he embarks on an apparently narrow but credible path back to the White House.
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In the interview, Moore said he had apologized for writing a column 18 years ago in which he jokingly called women's participation in basketball "a travesty," adding he would never write such a "politically incorrect column" today.
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Bolsonaro, 63, has for years angered many Brazilians with extreme statements on race, gender and sexual preference, but is also seen by his many supporters as a politically incorrect gust of fresh air in a broken system.
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The image was posted on 8chan's /pol/ ("politically incorrect") board a week before it was tweeted by Trump, and appeared earlier on the account of a Twitter user who regularly posts racist, nationalist, and anti-semitic messages.
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While countercultural or subversive art has long been at the fringes in China, it has all-but been extinguished in the Xi era, with censors banning not only politically incorrect material but also clamping down on negativity.
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Germans have been warned that it is their duty to accommodate themselves to newly arrived refugees and not to place politically incorrect demands upon them — that is, not to demand that the refugees adapt to German ways.
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On the latest episode of "Real Time with Bill Maher," the famously politically incorrect late-night TV host fielded comments from a doctor beloved by anti-vaxxers, only to agree with him that vaccines can cause autism.
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We Democrats are too polite to acknowledge the truth, as it's politically incorrect: In 20163 America, a 78-year-old man who just had a heart attack will not be president, and, worse, neither will a woman.
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And since then, Mr. Kemp has doubled down on his pledge to be a "politically incorrect" governor, playing up the gun-toting, truck-driving, Everyman image that some party leaders worry could cost them the general election.
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Careful editing revealed trends: tiki parties, portraits of household pets (including a subset category of little girls holdings guinea pigs), politically incorrect Native American costumes, people diving into pools, poses in front of television sets, people sleeping.
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Online, he and his allies can also give the impression that their movement is one big laugh — an enormous trolling event put on by self-mocking, politically incorrect kids playing around on the ash heap of history.
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Trump's willingness to use politically incorrect language and slurs was key to his appeal to a certain section of the electorate in 2016, and those voters are unlikely to change their views over his remarks on immigrants.
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"If you watch reality TV, you know it means that the person who is the most outrageous, the person who says the politically incorrect things, the person who's insulting and attacking, drives big ratings," Clinton, 70, continued.
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You could probably call both of them no-nonsense, politically incorrect "deplorables" who are an offense to the generally accepted notion that the State Department's job is to "make nice" with our shaky allies and staunch enemies alike.
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Several flashbacks detailing life before Gilead, including one especially contemporary scene that involves campus intolerance of politically incorrect opinion, are so ambiguous you wonder if the show is suggesting that America deserves the tyranny Atwood imagined for it.
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Vice took a deep dive into 1 million messages appearing on the "politically incorrect" internet forum and found that since 2015, "slurs against racial, ethnic, religious, or sexual or gender minorities have increased," along with neo-Nazi propaganda.
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While it's difficult to track down the moniker's exact origin, it seems to have started, along with other nicknames like the "Alt-Knight," in the place where many alt-right memes are born: 4chan's "politically incorrect" board /pol/.
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What is clear is that Mr. Kemp's ads, in which he boasted about being "a politically incorrect conservative," appealed far more to grass-roots conservatives in this Trumpian moment than Mr. Cagle's decades-long experience in state government.
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" Andrew Pollack, Meadow's father, told the Associated Press earlier this month that "it's politically incorrect that they didn't fire him because if they did, maybe they would have had someone competent to stop [Cruz] from getting on the campus.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Friday evening's episode of Speechless, the starlet plays Cassidy, a politically incorrect celebrity who agrees to go to prom with JJ (Micah Fowler) in order for him to make his girlfriend, Izzy, jealous.
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With this information accessible to anyone with the time and energy to read through it all, users on 4chan's /pol/ (politically incorrect) board were able to gain access to Podesta's Twitter account, tweeting a message in support of Trump.
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It's long seemed like Urban Outfitters is intentionally courting controversy with politically incorrect products as some sort of perverse no-such-thing-as-bad-publicity stunt — especially given that the company was founded by a rich Rick Santorum supporter.
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Gleefully indiscreet, politically incorrect and unrepentant about his views of women, Mr. Moore is not just similar to the president, but also the latest in a long line of male malefactors for whom Mr. Trump displays a strange affinity.
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In fact, the endless battles that Trump wages, while rendering him unfit for office in the eyes of critics, are exactly the kind of politically incorrect behavior that made him so popular with his supporters in the first place.
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However, some users of 4chan's "politically incorrect" board (abbreviated as /pol/), where hoaxes and conspiracy theories often originate, complained the teens were getting a lot of votes because they were black and spearheaded an effort to torpedo their campaign.
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They were successful that one time, for six months in 23 years, because that's how long it was between the two shows ["Real Time" and "Politically Incorrect," Mr. Maher's previous talk show, which aired on Comedy Central and ABC].
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Kemp, a self-described "politically incorrect conservative" endorsed by President Donald Trump, told supporters at a campaign event last week that he was worried about Abrams' attempts to increase voter turnout, according to leaked audio obtained by Rolling Stone.
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Duke It Out in Doom is a new mod from "JohnnyCee" that lets you play 1994's Doom II: Hell on Earth as Duke Nukem, the politically incorrect action hero of gaming past that kicks ass while spouting sexist epithets.
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" Praised by the alt-right for its mission statement, Rootbocks says that it "will not shut down a project simply because it is unpopular, controversial, politically incorrect, or because we receive complaints about the person and/or group that created it.
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Race, riot and a fight between two southpaw boxers in the peak of their prime, the middleweight championship between England's Alan Minter and Marvin Hagler of the USA in September 2000 was a politically incorrect sporting contest that had it all.
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"White folks don't want to say it because it's politically incorrect, and black folks don't know how to deal with it because it is their children pulling the trigger as well as being shot," said Mr. Abdullah, who is black.
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But basically, what's going on in China, due to the mandates of the 12th and 1003th five-year plan, and I know this is politically incorrect, but I don't offer political correctness, is a massive, state-sanctioned intellectual-property theft.
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But the President has clearly made a decision on the most profitable way to end his campaign -- and he has opted to be true to the populist, politically incorrect persona that won him the White House in the first place.
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" Since then he has given his lawyers a constant headache by tweeting regularly about the ban, saying just days before the latest version that it should be "far larger, tougher and more specific," but that this would be "politically incorrect.
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While Donald J. Trump could stoke controversy with one politically incorrect joke or tweet, he also had the unique capacity to empathize with an American voter who wanted somebody to evict the Washington establishment of both parties from the D.C. swamp.
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" During his lifetime, Rhoades received (almost exclusively) fawning praise for defeating formal constrictions, expanding the definition of what art could be and "being edgy" with overtly racist, sexist and bigoted themes under the "aw shucks" banner of "just being a little politically incorrect.
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The "politically incorrect" board at 4Chan (/pol/) is not quite the internet boogeyman many journalists make it out to be, but it has undoubtedly been home base for Trump's army of trolls and a training ground for the alt-right as a whole.
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The space is shared with the Classic Toy Museum and a Banned Toy Museum, the latter of which houses toys that were pulled off the shelves because they were dangerous, completely politically incorrect or, in some rare cases, a combination of both.
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But there is one unspoken fact about the Clinton email saga that rarely gets mentioned because it risks being politically incorrect to say; namely that anyone who knows anything about the State Department knows that the infrastructure of its information technology, well, stinks.
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Even in the age of Twitter and Facebook, of the Alternative for Germany and Politically Incorrect News, the best defense of liberal democracy is not to punish its harshest critics—but rather to convince as many people as possible of its merits.
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As BuzzFeed's Ryan Broderick first pointed out on Twitter, when you entered a Google search for "Geary Danley" this morning, the site displayed links to 4chan's pol (politically incorrect) message board in its Top Stories section wrongly identifying him as the shooter.
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" In April 2017, Shaftan also hinted at the conspiracy theory that Barack Obama was not born in the United States, joking on Facebook, "You all know we never saw the REAL Obama Birth Certificate because it had Politically Incorrect 1961 language on it.
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Because Dolce and Gabbana themselves are so fabulously wealthy that they are free from the burden of pleasing investors, they can continue posting rude comments about celebrities and saying politically incorrect things to journalists with fewer consequences to their business than others.
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It is also central to his survival strategy: The president burnishes the swaggering, politically incorrect persona that thrills his base, even as he siphons attention away from the substance of the real outrages that his administration is perpetrating on a near-daily basis.
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A president who likes generals and abhors political correctness, Mr. Trump found in Mr. Flynn — who joined Trump backers in an anti-Clinton "lock her up!" chant during the campaign — perhaps the most politically incorrect general this side of his hero, Gen.
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They originate in the dark corners of the internet -- often from the 22chan "politically incorrect" board (abbreviated as /pol/) -- and migrate onto social media platforms like Twitter, YouTube and Facebook from conservative pages, alt-right personalities, nationalist blogs and far-right pundits.
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President Donald Trump may sometimes be politically incorrect, even vulgar, but his willingness to speak his mind without restraint helped push North Korea to talk with the U.S. about its nuclear missiles program, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy told CNBC on Monday.
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"(The Texas Republican majority) want to maintain separate restrooms, locker rooms and shower facilities for men and women and boys and girls, and they don't care if the media thinks it is politically incorrect," his political campaign said in a statement on Monday.
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On Thursday, I wrote that President Trump's remarks on immigration from "shithole" countries was emblematic of a larger, more pervasive, and more dangerous viewpoint on the intersection of immigration and race: Trump isn't just expressing what some conservatives view as "politically incorrect" sentiments.
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What they found won't surprise anyone who's peered into the darker parts of the internet in the last few years: The most toxic, yet most effectively spread, memes are first shared on two places, the subreddit r/the_donald and 4chan's "politically incorrect" forum, called /pol/.
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Commedia sexy was not only sexist, but, by the standards of today, politically incorrect in other ways: one of the farces in which Mr Banfi starred, released in 1979, relies for many of its laughs on the delusions of the inmates of a mental hospital.
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While his Boeing had gold-plated seat belts, Trump was sometimes pictured sitting on it while munching a burger from a fast food chain while his earthy diction and politically incorrect stump speeches positioned him as a man of unsophisticated, and certainly not elite, tastes.
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He says he is bothered by what Mr. Trump has said about Mexican immigrants, Muslims and women, and he thinks that the candidate's penchant for being politically incorrect is sucking people in the same way that "The Jerry Springer Show" has for 25 years.
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We [were] totally, politically incorrect, we took a t-shirt to the game and we found a very well-endowed young lady and we said, "Would you put this t-shirt on and let us take your picture?" and, of course, she said yes.
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The same year, meme scholars from Roma Tre University, University College London, Telefonica Research, and the Cyprus University of Technology teamed up to write Kek, Cucks, and God Emperor Trump: A Measurement Study of 20163chan's Politically Incorrect Forum and Its Effects on the Web .
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We live in an era in which a 15-year-old's politically incorrect musings on social media are likely to result in a suspension from school — days of inward reflection and collective self-flagellation in whatever school such rash expression might have taken place.
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"As governor, I will unapologetically stand with President Trump to secure our border, deport criminal aliens, crush gangs and ensure a bright and promising future for our families," Mr. Kemp said, calling himself a "politically incorrect conservative," a label he has used throughout the race.
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There's more at stake here than you might think: either Big Tech helps Americans become better-informed, more responsible citizens able to think for ourselves, or the Big Censorship era--where politically incorrect "disinformation" could just as easily be criminalized--will soon be upon us.
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The poisonous partisan divide in this country dates back to the Robert Bork Supreme Court confirmation hearings in 1987, and has been fed since then by the enduring conceit of liberals that only they have received wisdom, and all other thought is politically incorrect.
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Washington (CNN)White House chief of staff John Kelly's role in -- and the mayhem unleashed by -- Rob Porter's domestic abuse allegations is just the latest episode in a growing record of politically incorrect behavior by the decorated former general turned hardline West Wing fixer.
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Politically incorrect Yet Trump, who uses chaos as an instrument of power, is employing a playbook that has often served him well before, even if his decision to put himself at odds with a moment of sweeping political change is a high-risk play.
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At every turn, "Send in Stewie" wants to be a sincere examination of a complicated character, but it also needs to be an episode of Family Guy, which means gross-out gags and humor that's "politically incorrect" in a very late-'90s way, and weird, showy stunts.
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" He added, "If you ask me as a minority, I will take someone who is perhaps politically incorrect — even racially insensitive — but who's going to fight for a better America for all of us over those who are politically correct but are disastrous to my community.
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It takes great pains to paint protagonist Melvin Udall (Jack Nicholson) as something of a 19973s Archie Bunker—a "politically incorrect" but lovable curmudgeon who says "fudgepacker" and "fag" and "colored," but in ornate, well-paced comic speeches, delivered under the devilish eyebrows of good ol' Jack.
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"I was feeling up this goat..." If you don't follow them on Twitter, their stream-of-consciousness, occasionally politically incorrect sense of humor might be difficult to parse, but put them in a room (virtual or otherwise) and you're bound to be laughing in no time.
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The insular, muscularly politically incorrect Satmars in the village of Kiryas Joel wanted, as the authors write, to have their cake and eat it, too — that is, to segregate the village from secular society while wringing every public service it might be entitled to from government.
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I thought his most powerful line was 'I'm going to drain the swamp' like the congressman and I've always been known as politically incorrect, perhaps because I spoke truth to power before it was fashionable, but no I felt the same way about the bureaucracy in Washington.
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Maureen Dowd, an Op-Ed columnist for The Times, is among the notable figures who talk about Maher in this anniversary episode of his talk show, which marks about 15 years of "Real Time" and around 25 years since the debut of his previous show, "Politically Incorrect."
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren HillPelosi endorses Christy Smith in bid to replace Katie Hill Katie Hill pens op-ed about Congress resignation, toxic marriage, mental health and resilience Young Turks founder: Past remarks on women were attempt 'to be a stupid, politically incorrect Republican' MORE (D-Calif.).
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren HillYoung Turks founder: Past remarks on women were attempt 'to be a stupid, politically incorrect Republican' Feinstein endorses Christy Smith for Katie Hill's former House seat Democrat seeking Katie Hill's former seat nabs endorsement from firefighters association MORE's (D-Calif.) House seat.
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INSTAGRAM MISTAKENLY REMOVES A PHOTOGRAPH OF TWO MEN KISSING "They demonstrate a problem with automated enforcement of hate speech policies, which is that a robot trained to spot politically incorrect language isn&apost smart enough to detect when that language is part of a historically significant document," he wrote.
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" David didn't apologize but he acknowledged the incident the following week, when he returned as Bernie Sanders and said Democrats needed to crack down on politically incorrect humor, "like these comics out there who think it's O.K. to make jokes about concentration camps — that guy should rot in hell.
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Which suggests that the dissident, "dark web" intellectuals who have gained a following by warring with those activists ultimately need (as some of them seem to intuit) a competing moral and metaphysical vision of their own, not just the procedural freedom to say some stuff that is politically incorrect.
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Not just on Twitter, where his penchant for tweeting off-message (and politically incorrect) sentiments has come to be a defining trait, but also in his drop-ins on the press corps and his extended question-and-answer sessions as he is boarding Marine One outside the White House.
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In Jon Ronson's So You've Been Publicly Shamed there is example after example of people who did questionable things—tweet a politically incorrect joke, falsified a few lines of an interview—being met with the most horrifying set of rape threats, violence, and painful attacks on their work and family life.
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The Republican Party's pursuit of whites without college degrees has been offering diminishing returns since it converted the Reagan Democrats — in 1980, they were 65 percent of the electorate, compared with 36 percent in 2012 — but Mr. Trump has tailored his politically incorrect alpha male persona and his protectionist message specifically to them.
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Mr. Trump's convention has been a triumph for Mr. Ailes's brand of smash-mouth and "politically incorrect" politics — with speakers, themes, rhetoric and, ultimately, a nominee who is far more at home on the set of Fox News than in the establishment halls of Congress, the Republican National Committee or The Weekly Standard.
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A product of the "stiff upper lip" era, the prince, 19843 — who Buckingham Palace announced on Thursday was stepping back from his public duties — has over the years produced a remarkable collection of politically incorrect, tone deaf and, on occasion, outrageous one-liners that have been gleefully recorded by generations of British journalists.
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As Corey Brettschneider, a political scientist at Brown University, observes, admitting that the first ban was not politically correct implies that both it and the second order unconstitutionally target Muslims, even if animus in the latter is slightly better cloaked: "No one thinks that targeting countries that posed an actual threat would be politically incorrect".
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But tweets about the sign — which was actually placed outside a different Hostra event at the university's student center, one produced by MTV that featured virtual-reality artwork about gun violence and sexual assault — went viral anyway, perhaps because it was a too-perfect symbol of the clash between supporters and detractors of the famously politically incorrect Donald Trump.
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And F Is for Family doesn't pretend its "politically incorrect" elements depict the world as it really is, or something facile like that; rather, it focuses on the ways that Frank and guys like him created a whole system designed to flatter themselves into believing they are — or at least were — the kings of the world.
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They do so forgetting that Trump's radicalism deflects but does not diminish Pence's: He was once considered a politically incorrect conservative himself, and any other year would have been regarded as a risky choice for VP. So this debate reinforced the impression that while the Democrat ticket is weak and unlikeable, the Republican one is eccentric.
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In examining over 160 million images from Twitter, Reddit, 4chan's Politically Incorrect board (/pol/), and Gab, gathered between July 2016 and July 2017, researchers found that the most popular racist memes existed on fringe political channels like /pol/ and r/The_Donald, with the latter being the most effective at spreading racist memes to both alt-right and traditional websites.
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A team of researchers funded by the European Union's ENCASE project, which seeks to improve social networks, have completed a large study of user activity on 4chan's "Politically Incorrect" board, /pol/, and invented a mechanism to detect if trolls from that site are invading other social media sites to spread hate as part of a targeted campaign.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, on the other hand, is running as a politically incorrect macho man, but his foreign policy is mostly non-interventionist.
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This celebration of Mr. Trump in New Delhi in May, and others like it in India this year, are the work of a small, devoted and increasingly visible faction of Hindu nationalists in India and the United States who see Mr. Trump as the embodiment of the cocksure, politically incorrect, strongman brand of politics they admire.
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They've spent the better part of the 2010s doing the same thing to Hillary, and though she is emphatically not historically popular, Republicans have, in the process, tended to humiliate themselves and abet Donald Trump—the one person politically incorrect enough to call her crooked and accuse her of playing the woman card, at last, at last.
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But in late 2012, it dropped the price for ancestry testing to $99, and not long after, screenshots of DNA testing results began appearing on white nationalist message boards — first on Stormfront, then occasionally on subreddits related to white nationalism, and most frequently on 4chan's "politically incorrect" board /pol/, from which many alt-right memes originate.
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But in late 43, it dropped the price for ancestry testing to $99, and not long after, screenshots of DNA testing results began appearing on white nationalist message boards — first on Stormfront, then occasionally on subreddits related to white nationalism, and most frequently on 4chan's "politically incorrect" board /pol/, from which many alt-right memes originate.
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" And finally is the revolt against political correctness: "Hillary Clinton's comment that half of Donald Trump's supporters are racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic—a heck of a lot of phobia for anyone to lug around all day—puts back in play what will be seen as one of the 2016 campaign's defining forces: the revolt of the politically incorrect.
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To a lesser extent but in a similar vein, UKIP leader Nigel Farage caught the media's attention for his often controversial and politically incorrect statements, although even he decried Trump's call for all Muslims to be banned from entering the U.S. "What is clear is that Trump is continuing to dominate the media one way or the other," Alavan's Newton noted.
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The swift pace of events at Fox News — only two weeks passed between Ms. Carlson's filing of her lawsuit and the negotiations to end Mr. Ailes's leadership — were especially surprising for a network that has made its name by embracing "politically incorrect" themes, something in keeping with the brash personalities of both Mr. Ailes and the 21st Century Fox patriarch, Rupert Murdoch.
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"It is worth noting that this company will be the ultimate politically incorrect investment, operating both as a long term bet on oil, in a world where people are as dependent as ever on fossil fuels, but seem to be repelled by those who produce it, and as a bet on Saudi royalty, an unpopular institution in many circles," he said.
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He had an assistant plan an unnecessary trip to San Diego, where he rented a car (he doesn't remember if he or the company paid for it), drove to Tijuana, Mexico, and bought $6,000 worth of drugs to smuggle back across the border and then to New York (in between, he appeared on "Politically Incorrect" with Bill Maher in Los Angeles).
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" (It makes you wonder if Mr. Trump knows what dogs do on a day-to-day basis, or if he thinks they are constantly getting fired from their dog-jobs between engaging in extra-doggital affairs.) Talk to Mr. Trump's supporters after one of his rallies, and they sound like fans exiting a raunchy comedy club show: He's not afraid of being "politically incorrect.
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Here's a breakdown of Trump's history, taken largely from Dara Lind's list for Vox and an op-ed by Nicholas Kristof in the New York Times: For many people, none of these incidents, individually, may be totally damning: One of these alone might suggest that Trump is simply a bad speaker and perhaps racially insensitive ("politically incorrect," as he would put it), but not overtly racist.
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" The passage, which was excerpted in New York Times Magazine, continues with a more extensive response from Sacco: "Unfortunately, I am not a character on 'South Park' or a comedian, so I had no business commenting on the epidemic in such a politically incorrect manner on a public platform ... To put it simply, I wasn't trying to raise awareness of AIDS or piss off the world or ruin my life.
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As my colleague Jane Coaston has explained, VDare describes itself as focused on the "racial and culture identity of America" and regularly amplifies some of the most notorious white supremacists in the country: VDare's perception of itself as focused on "just asking questions" and merely "politically incorrect" is belied by the website itself and its stable of contributors, who include some of the most visible white nationalists in the movement today.
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The result is a politically incorrect fever dream that involves dwarf sidekicks, Ms. Kodar in "redface" as a Native American woman, at least one orgy, a drive-in theater, '70s-era views of women (disposable) and inclusion (nonexistent), the mutilation of a doll, a car crash, mannequins, an ice cube, lanterns, rifles and a giant phallus built with chicken wire and perched on a sand dune, among other imagery.
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As a result, some businesses choose to take a step back, fearing the following issues: Angry employees saying the wrong thing Leaking confidential information Posting something that could be considered politically incorrect Opening the business up to ridicule from competitors You can check out some of the biggest social media gaffes of all time, and you'll quickly see why some businesses choose to remove themselves from risk by avoiding large social networks altogether.
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren HillPelosi endorses Christy Smith in bid to replace Katie Hill Katie Hill pens op-ed about Congress resignation, toxic marriage, mental health and resilience Young Turks founder: Past remarks on women were attempt 'to be a stupid, politically incorrect Republican' MORE (D-Calif.) penned an op-ed in The New York Times published Saturday, speaking out about the struggles she faced following her resignation from Congress and ending a toxic marriage.
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Cloudflare appears to still provide its services to the homepage of the Traditionalist Worker Party, a group which the Southern Poverty Law Center describes as "a white nationalist group that... blames Jews for many of the world's problems [and] is intimately allied with neo-Nazi and other hardline racist organizations" and to both 4chan and 563chan, the "politically incorrect" boards of which are infamous for their association with the alt-right and more overt forms of fascism.
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This type of entitlement is a consequence of many things in our culture, from entrenched systems of racism and sexism, to the kinds of stories we tell, to a massive religious movement that actively welcomes the end of the world, to the way that so-called "politically incorrect" humor has gradually had the irony sanded off so that it's now just plain old racism, to the way the internet has made it easier for white nationalist movements to radicalize the young and the vulnerable.
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Therefore, they often engaged in irony-drenched deconstruction of the tropes of that pop culture — via programs that seem tame now but were shocking then (like The Simpsons, which pulled apart the myths of the perfect sitcom family), or programs that pointed to the very artificiality of television (like David Letterman's early talk show or Garry Shandling's '80s sitcom It's Garry Shandling's Show), or programs that traded in crude, politically incorrect humor intended to provoke a reaction (this is where South Park comes in).
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Certain vernacular norms have, of course, persisted over time; components of geek culture, meme culture, and rhetorical strategies associated with early trolling subculture and other forms of transgressive humor can still be found on contemporary 4chan and within groups of Anons, although the same could be said for many spaces and communities steeped in the broader category of internet culture, such as reddit (which itself is home to a number of pro-Trump alt-right boards—most notably r/the_donald—often discussed alongside 4chan's "politically incorrect" /pol/ board).
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She said during the livestream she wants to be an "active witness," she talked frequently about how she has political disagreements with her parents but still loves them and listens to them, she atoned for her insensitive and politically incorrect comments in the past ("The whole world is keeping me accountable and I hope that we can keep each other accountable, with compassion"), and she wished everyone well, from Instagram-famous makeup artists who seemed a little too thirsty in their sudden proximity to celebrity to even Taylor Swift.
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