Trump tweets bombastic messages, proving that he speaks his un-PC mind.
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I like that he's un-PC and says what people are thinking.
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McHenry, 33, currently co-hosts UN-PC on streaming service FOX Nation.
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They were ready to fall in love with a defiantly un-PC celebrity strongman.
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Tyrus has since left UN-PC and currently hosts Nuff Said on Fox Nation.
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An (extremely un-PC) Chinese restaurant proprietor changed how we view Mongolians and woks in cities.
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It's not that it's un-PC ... it's that they think that's the problem, not their lack of intersectionality.
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In the meantime, the Nintendo Switch has focused on being as un-PC-like as possible with major returns.
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In terms of impact, even the despicable Bin Laden was the only choice despite how un-PC the choice would been.
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McHenry, who has hosted the show "UN-PC" on the Fox Nation streaming service, slammed two outside investigations into her claims.
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And that project is... The Balding Girls: your new favorite lo-fi, ambient, slinky, hyped-up, un-PC, ultra-depressed, under-dressed stars of tomorrow.
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" Former ESPN reporter Britt McHenry and "Greg Gutfeld Show" regular and former wrestler, "Tyrus," are also slated to co-host a new show called "UN-PC.
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" Former ESPN reporter Britt McHenry and "Greg Gutfeld Show" cast member and former wrestler, "Tyrus," are also slated to co-host a new show called "UN-PC.
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Russo—who made it to the final seven on the show after earning a reputation for his brash, un-PC style—was enamored by Trump's presence from the beginning.
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He portrayed himself in the campaign as someone with a rigid -- and totally un-PC -- belief system, willing to speak hard truths and stick by them even amid backlash.
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The actress had some decidedly un-PC opinions about the Hollywood wage gap and is now wading into a full-on war waged against celebrities who do not meet her standards.
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Tyrus was moved off "Un-PC" and given his own web show called "NUFFSAID," even though, according to The Daily Beast, management was aware of the sexual harassment complaint at the time of the move.
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The girls gather for some XXX-rated fare, where the only thing that falls flatter than Jane's confession that un-PC Civil War fantasies make her toes curl is Sutton's news about the ad sales job.
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It quickly became apparent that Trump believed that he had won the White House because of his outsized personality, his P.T. Barnum-like self-promotion and his un-PC views -- not in spite of those things.
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In both the workplace and academia, Haidt argues, the accusatory and vindictive approach of many social justice activists and diversity trainers may actually have increased the desire and willingness of some white men to say and do un-PC things.
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Following her complaints, the lawsuit said that McHenry, who continues to host the Fox Nation show "UN-PC," has "received far fewer professional opportunities" from the network, including rarely being invited to appear on-air and not receiving much marketing for her show.
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Despite the films' marketing, which emphasizes the title character's outrageousness, the series leans far more heavily on pop culture references, superhero genre in-jokes, and Looney-Tunes-with-gore slapstick for humor, rather than anything overtly "edgy" or "un-PC" — uncomfortably mean-spirited jokes are relatively rare.
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According to the complaint, which was filed by attorney Lisa Bloom, McHenry claims the network sought to punish her after she accused her former UN-PC co-host Tyrus (whose birth name is George Murdoch) of sexually harassing her and sending her sexually charged text messages, Vanity Fair reports.
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He utilizes un-PC standup routines at the nightclubs Arthur visits, and invokes frequent trolling music cues ("Send in the Clowns" for its literalness, Frank Sinatra's "That's Life" for the triumphant tone, "Rock and Roll Part 2" by imprisoned child molester Gary Glitter), which complement the fart-trombone irony of the clown prince of crime himself.
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It is telling that the 360 male guests -- not all of whom, it should be said, would have engaged in inappropriate or illegal behavior -- attended a "men-only" dinner where hostesses were literally paraded in front of them at the start of the evening, where the opening speech reportedly referred to the "most un-PC event of the year," and where auction prizes included plastic surgery designed to "add spice to your wife" -- and this after weeks and weeks of revelations of sexual harassment and assault by powerful men.
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From 2018 to 2019, Murdoch was a co-host of the show Un-PC on Fox News's streaming channel, Fox Nation. In June 2019, Murdoch premiered a new Fox Nation show, Nuff Said. In 2019, Un-PC co-host Britt McHenry accused Murdoch of sexual harassment after he allegedly sent her a series of lewd text messages. According to Fox News, the matter was investigated and resolved.
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Audiences surveyed by CinemaScore gave the film a grade A- on scale of A to F. The subplot involving Carlos the Easter Chick was considered to be insensitive to Mexican Americans by one reviewer. Peter Debruge of Variety called it "hilariously un-PC".
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A bittersweet comedy about three roommates, living together under one roof. All in their late-twenties, each diagnosed with a disorder on the autistic spectrum. Through their unique, surprising, and extremely un-PC perspective about relationships, family, work, friendship, sex and social conventions, we'll get to look at ourselves in a new, strange and funny way.
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In January 2018, while hosting a charity auction for the President's Club in London, he was quoted in the Financial Times as welcoming people to "the most un-PC event of the year". The event generated controversy after it was reported that women hired as waitresses for the evening were groped by male guests. Gould, for his part, maintained he had not witnessed any inappropriate behaviour at the event.
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Sasseville's television talk career primarily focused on a reality-talk formula, such as seen on the news/talk program "The Edge". In 2008, Sasseville began hosting The Edge with Jake Sasseville which ran from 2008–2010. In 2008, Sasseville launched the crowd sourced-funded late night talk show Late Night Republic on The CW and FOX television. That same year, the New York Observers Spencer Morgan called Sasseville "a most Un-PC Talk Show Host".
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The show comprised Famous Studios-produced cartoons from 1943 to 1964. There were 223 theatrical cartoons released during that period, and only 165 cartoons were included in their full format, although the original theatrical titles were changed when Harvey assumed ownership from Famous. The remainder of the 58 cartoons were either only included as fragments or not included. Jerry Beck later explained that the trimming of some cartoons was only done to help each episode fit the half-hour format, and some were excluded from the show either from oversight or because the content of those cartoons could be considered un-PC.
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Matt Roush of TV Guide wrote that the episode's story lines were "all winners". Joyce Eng and KMate Stanhope, also from TV Guide, later named the conclusion to Mitchell and Cameron's storyline the best moment of the week, January 6 to January 13, 2011. Entertainment Weekly writer Lesley Savage commented that while the episode wasn't a good follow up to "Slow Down Your Neighbors", the ending to the Pritchett-Tucker storyline was "pretty darn funny, and possibly a little un-PC". James Poniewozik of Time wrote that while the plot came "straight out of the Wacky Misunderstanding School of Sitcomedy" it was still a satisfying episode calling Phil and Claire's storyline "the most amusing storyline".
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The band's stage show and lyrics were entertaining and helped the band develop a local following, but were also controversial, not least for a masked character named "the gook". The band (and McNeil) had artistic intentions for these elements, such as satirically redefining slang terms that were used by soldiers during World War II, the Korean conflict, and the Vietnam War. Rey describes the net effect as being a display of "comic book politics", and McNeil provides the perspective that they were all “white liberals”, albeit ones that had (to use contemporary parlance) a very un-PC sense of humor. Wyndorf has compared the band's antics in the earlier part of their history to Vaudeville, and has stated that it was amusing to provoke the easily offended.
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HandyLinux can be installed on any modern computer, with a processor Pentium 4 or higher and 512 MBDebian configuration minimum of RAM, and the system requires 3.7 GB of available hard drive storage. Frédéric Bezies Test de Handylinux 1.0 2013-10-02 The distribution can be run as either of two "live" versions, live CD (handylinuxlight) or live USB, to sample the prepackaged software and test its compatibility with the installed hardware. documentation handylinux the material tested and certified for HandyLinux Retrieved 2014-03-25 Alternatively it can be installed on a netbook equipped with at least 4 GB memory Cyrille Borne Handylinux pour eeepc Retrieved 11 March 2014 on computers built before 2005 (handylinux i486 non pae) @bc l'actualité installation sur un pc de 2002 avec le CD handylinuxlight Retrieved 2014-02-21 and on computers built from 2005 onward (handylinux I686-PAE). If they choose, users can "remove castors", i.e.
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