Words banned at CDC were also banned at other HHS agencies: report

The Hill ^ | Dec 16, 2017 | Brooke Seipel

[GingisK]

Oh, Trump acting like a PC commie is OK, but for others it is not the right thing to do? Any rules of this sort are political manipulations applied by desperate people. It is shameful, regardless who uses the tactic. Principles of freedom are absolute and well documented.

[bagster]

Can you name another way to combat the bastardization of the language by the left?

We cannot let their manipulations remain in place.

Calling a human baby a "fetus" for the purpose of dehumanizing it and making it easier to kill is not a principle of freedom.

[GingisK]

Yes, I certainly can. It is an easy matter to willfully fail to comply with the PC police. It is an easy matter to ban word banning. It is just plain simple to return to the use of backbone in the assertion of Liberty.

Just practice Liberty. Ignore those who make goofy rules. What can be easier than that?

[bagster]

Government employees aren't allow to ignore goofy rules. Unless your name is Clinton or you're a democrat.

It's past time we fought these Stalinists on their own terms. We will continue to lose if we allow them to set the terms of the debate.

Once we have our culture back, we can go back to our "principles".

If we try to fight a principled fight, we will remain a one legged man in an ass kicking contest. And woe to us.

[GingisK]

We disagree, strongly. Principles are absolutes, not something to set aside for one’s convenience.

[bagster]

We will then agree to disagree. But we are not pleased that our forces are divided on this. It is a recipe for failure.

[GingisK]

Then pick up your cross...

[bagster]

Whatever that means.