I mean, he won the presidency with such harsh rhetoric, clearly the good sis #politicalcorrectness is over.

This isn't the 60s. If trashy white people think they can go around saying ****** and **** now that trump is president they're dead ****ing wrong.

Same goes for you ''****'' lover

Political correctness is just another meaning for respect. And decency.

Is it really that ****ing hard to be nice to people who just want to be who they are? I'm not talking about child molesters and killers. I'm talking about gay people and trans people and muslims and everybody else who the world spits on. Is it wrong to demand that people chose their words more carefully?

Or are we okay using racial slurs to refer to minorities? Are we okay with calling effeminate gay men fairies and Nancy boys? Is that so ****ing wrong? I want to know. I really ****ing do. Is respecting people who are marginalized that difficult that we can't change our ingrained speech patterns?

Maybe I'm a damned idealist but I don't think that honest people should be denied the respect they deserve

I think he proved that it wasn't regarded by a lot of people in the first place. He just exposed them.

I'm truly worried about every minority in the US right now. They will definitely face more racism, homophobia etc. because Trump is now president.

I think people prefer harsh and straight to the point talking than being politically correct. Acting very educated and cultured can be seen as pretentious and fake now. #relatability

Normally your posts are annoying and extremely cringy, but you told absolutely no lies. I literally don't get people who think PC is a bad thing. Is it that hard to be a decent human being?

Yes

I'm a complicated bitch *flips hair*

no he made political correctness more of a necessity than ever.

If anything the divide is going to be stronger.

He didn't end it. He just gave the other side a voice.

I'm so over the sissy narratives on this site today.

Very well said It's really that simple. You don't even have to like someone, but it doesn't hurt you to respect him/her.
You might not agree with some of his/her views, opinions, actions, the way they act, the way they live their lives. But that doesn't give you the right to throw bricks at them. Just let them be.
I'm completely with you on this one.

more like he made bigotry more socially acceptable

He's just making it clear deplorables were alive and well. For some weird reason many were under the impression hate had died off in the 50's.

Why wouldn't they be? The deplorables were tucked away in nowhere-ville.

We need to integrate the rural areas into the cities more.