Nov 19
If I were in this establishment and this fellow walked by I would be so tempted to yell “faggot!” just to make him cry. This being a Canuckistan uni, though, it won’t happen. Nor will any of the conversations this fellow and his compadres barge into for one of their state-mandated “teachable moments” result in anyone saying “Go fuck yourself.”
Do they not use the term “busybody” in Canada? Remember, this is the nearest country that Our Betters, who have just voted themselves into office, look to for examples of how to behave properly.
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November 19th, 2008 at 11:07 pm
Don’t they realize that all this will do is actually increase the so-called “verboten” terms. I can imagine a bunch of guys breaking up into small groups and speaking even more loudly just to keep those facilitators busy.
November 20th, 2008 at 12:20 am
Even more fun: identify the newspeak PC “facilitator”, wait until they are distracted, and mutter “Retard!” or “Homo!” just loud enough for the twit to hear it, but not identify where it came from. Get several friends to participate, and tag team the buttinski into gibbering insanity.
Oh, wait, driving a leftie to “gibbering insanity” is redundant. Well, I’m sure that you get the picture.
November 20th, 2008 at 6:15 am
I hope those so-called ‘facilitators’ have to wear a badge (the letter F, perhaps) or peaked hat or some other identifier when they are on duty. Gibbering insanity indeed.
What happens when a facilitator is not working and hears something ‘objectionable’? Is it acceptable to tell him to f. off after ascertaining that he’s not on the clock?
November 20th, 2008 at 12:56 pm
Something tells me these brave hearts, these “knights of preferred verbiage”, are sadly, “on the clock” 24/7. Though if we can’t turn any interaction with them into something akin to a Monty Python sketch, we deserve what we get.