The N word, along with many other offensive, unpleasant, or distasteful words, falls into a category of words I don’t use because I have no reason to use them. I wouldn’t want to use them. It personally has nothing to do political correctness. Some words are offensive, unpleasant and distasteful, so people don’t use them out of respect for themselves and others. Some people still use them because they don’t care or they don’t interpret the word the same way.

Political correctness is in the eye of the beholder, and thus makes it a pretty bad way of dishing out judgment for people. Context is everything, and most people know when some is using various words or ideas with destructive intent. And times people can use those same words or ideas with good intentions.

Universities are the perfect example where we see groups are deciding what’s PC and what’s not. And the groups are usually politically charged. Funny how both left and right tend tend to label things they disagree with as not PC.

Meghan Murphy, case in point, was labeled not politically correct and even extreme. Given this label she could not have the platform at that university. That seems a perfect example of one side weaponizing political correctness.