And yet, you're approaching this with the same logic.
Let's check, what YOU say :
I don't miss any point, I just don't think you like the conclusions I'm drawing.
You have a preconceived notion of what you think I'm getting at, and you're hellbent on rather poor assumptions about a conservative catchphrase (this isn't me always being right, this is literally Google-able historical fact) that you believe is a real thing, and is more of a problem than the actual degradation of people that you're dismissing as "being offended by the way people speak".
You're jumping to these conclusions, to these character judgements, because you don't want to interrogate this any deeper.
you get to continue on believing political correctness is real. Because otherwise you might have to consider that it's not.
You just see me undermining the apparent truth of political correctness, and you don't like that. You can't see past that.
That's factually you directly telling me what I think. You're claiming to know my motives and my reasoning.
Your entire answer is basically an argument between yourself and a strawman. Should I applaud at the great feat of you being able to read the supposed intents of something you built yourself ?
What *I* answered to you was based on what you were saying, not what I said you were thinking. See the difference ?
The only moment I made assumption about what one would think was when I pointed the usual tactics of throwing "bigots" and other "ism/phobia" by the crowd of PC supporters. Yeah, I made assumptions. That's with years of experience seeing the same guys repeating the same discourse and throwing the same accusation at anyone and anything disagreeing with them, which make me somewhat convinced about the modus operanti and how it works. I might be wrong, but when it looks like a duck, quack like a duck and walk like a duck, I call it a duck.
Or, as you seem to like : I call a spade a spade.
And to stave off the inevitable, yes, I have thought a lot about the notion of political correctness even if it weren't a made-up phrase to demonise liberals and more left-wing folk. I've even said how claims of bigotry can be weaponised. But you don't see that nuance, you don't respond to me when I talk about this in those shades of gray.
You challenge me for not recognising you talking about facts and feelings, when that was the first thing I responded to you about.
Your entire answer (as I understood it) is focused on saying "yeah, sometimes calling someone a bigot is unwarranted, but sometimes it's not a derogatory term but an actual, factual descriptor, and its only dismissed because the guy receiving it is in denial about it".
I don't really see how it does answer that PC substituting politically-driven words while ignoring facts, or trying to redefine reality for everyone, is irksome.