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| - The author places strong emphasis on the distinction between an idea being morally right or wrong, and being politically correct. He provides the examples that: | ||||
| 	- Criticizing someone for referring to an administrative assistant as a "secretary" constitutes political correctness, but advocating for higher wages is not | ||||
| 	- Insisting on trigger warnings or deleting offending material is a form of political correctness, but arguing for rape prevention security measures is not. | ||||
| 	- In the inverse, it's not politically incorrect to make a donation to fight gay marriage, but it is politically incorrect to speak publicly against gay marriage | ||||
| 	- In the inverse, it's not politically incorrect to make a donation to fight gay marriage, but it is politically incorrect to speak publicly against gay marriage | ||||
| - Political correctness can be viewed as something to benefit marginalized groups, or as a societal movement towards restraint on public expression | ||||
| - Given the idea that political correctness is a societal movement, it culminates in a form of self censorship where there are consequences for those who violate communal norms | ||||
| - One practical example of this is when German politician Phillipp Jenninger fell into disgrace after a speech that engaged rhetorically  | ||||
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