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Line 42: − − During [[the Holocaust]], political correctness played a huge role in hiding the extermination process from Jewish victims. By using terms such as "deportation" or "special treatment", the mass murdering industry of Nazi Germany managed to deceive many Jews, thus confirming the murderous intent of political correctness.
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Political correctness can trace its origins back to the world of 1920's Germany, where [[Communist]] academics sought to impose their [[Marxist]] views on students. It is now acceptable in many Universities to have courses on gender, [[homosexual]] and [[African American]] studies, which, in fact, encourage the mainstream public to become different to avoid criticism.
Political correctness can trace its origins back to the world of 1920's Germany, where [[Communist]] academics sought to impose their [[Marxist]] views on students. It is now acceptable in many Universities to have courses on gender, [[homosexual]] and [[African American]] studies, which, in fact, encourage the mainstream public to become different to avoid criticism.
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