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In this age where people are so afraid of offending people that we are told what to say, what words you can use, what clothes you should wear and how you should use certain forms of applause (aka Jazzhands). These types of ideal's are predominantly taught in liberal progressive campuses where you will see extremism of political correctness. Even businesses and schools bend over in trying to accommodate triggered students who can't cope with life outside their safe spaces. Even pushing their ideals unto others by labeling conservatives as bigots and racists without constructive conversation is wrong.

You can't say the truth anymore because it might involve a certain type of religious or race of people. It's very dangerous particularly when the government starts to endorse this idealism of not pointing out the elephant in the room because of political correctness or being afraid of being labeled racist etc... A fine example of this is when the Labour party (left wing political party) in the UK started to adopt the idea of not offending any minority ethnic or religious group by not pursuing crimes based on their religious faith. As a result for 20 years Muslim grooming gangs were unmolested by government and police officials knowing full well that these Muslim men were raping 1,400+ young British white girls over a 20 year period.

we sit next to each other. she's pretty and nice. we've only really talked in class. never hung out outside of class. im not even sure if she's in a relationship, I dont think she is though. would it be weird if I asked if she wanted to hang out some time? maybe make it sound like a friendly thing, not necessarily gonna ask her to go on a date.

I dont ask a lot of girls out, barely done it before. never ask someone out who was in the same class as me. thats why im hesitant, but I really like her. we dont even have each other's social medias or phone number.

I haven't seen any signs that she likes me like that, she is friendly though.