Politická korektnost & pozitivní diskriminace

NAVARA --- --- 18:28:03 9.3.2009

udernice!

ITCHY --- --- 12:15:15 9.3.2009

DIVA: co třeba military combatantka-buďme trošku světoví:-)))

DIVA --- --- 12:08:56 9.3.2009

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_BENNY: vojanda :)

_BENNY --- --- 12:08:17 9.3.2009

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GOBERS: vojakyne nebo vojacka?

DIVA --- --- 12:03:36 9.3.2009

GOBERS: jaktože? to nemá dáma přednost?! :)

GOBERS --- --- 12:02:35 9.3.2009

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_BENNY: A to mi zrovna přijde docela OK.

MUADDIB --- --- 8:51:59 9.3.2009

_BENNY: hmmm

_BENNY --- --- 23:19:40 8.3.2009

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ted na CT24 neco ve smyslu: to bychom nemohli nasim vojakum a vojakynim udelat

NAVON_DU_SANDAU --- --- 17:21:44 26.2.2009

To už se blíží postihům za "protistátní řeči" za bolševika.

MUADDIB --- --- 12:17:44 26.2.2009

LUBOB: čekám, kdy se za fóry "o menšinách" a jistých "problémech" bude rovnou zavírat... 5 let na tvrdo min. sazba

LUBOB --- --- 3:31:56 26.2.2009

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... a group of workers at a British Telecom call centre in Leicester found recently, when a funny story about three Irishmen was circulated around their office by email.
Someone decided to make a complaint and, as is so often the case in modern Britain, the management over-reacted and suspended the 30 employees who had passed round the gag.
I ask you, what on earth is this country coming to when decent people get fired for telling a joke. Have we not all become a little bit too serious?
Britain used to be world renowned for its special sense of humour - and has always welcomed Irish comics like me. But now censorship that wouldn't look out of place in a dictatorship is taking over. Laughter is fast becoming a crime.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1152302/BT-suspends-30-centre-staff-circulating-Irish-joke-email.html