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Political correctness, the BBC and its totalitarian nature

Letter sent to Telegraph 8 October

Sir,

John Howard Davies (8 Oct) says of the new BBC editorial guidelines
outlawing "intimidation, humiliation, aggression and derogatory remarks"
as "inexplicably politically correct."

Far from being inexplicable, they are precisely what one would expect
from the BBC, an organisation  which is in the vanguard of the
enforcement of political correctness. They are all of a part with the
central pc "anti-discrimination" dictum, a dictum observed in practice
only when the discrimination applies to pc approved groups such as
ethnic minorities or gays or where a person is deemed to be too powerful
or useful to start the usual pc hue and cry.

Political correctness meets the criteria for being a totalitarian
ideology, reaching into every aspect of life and claiming that there is
only one "correct" view, the politically correct one.


Yours sincerely,


Robert Henderson

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Robert Henderson
Blair Scandal website: http://www.geocities.com/ blairscandal/
Personal website: http://www.anywhere.demon.co.uk

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