Korean Tour money leader suspended THREE YEARS for obscene gesture

[golfandfishing]

PC now is to view punishments as hardships. Long prison sentences are not PC, enforcing laws is not PC, etc. in that same vein, a harsh punishment for an obscene gesture is not PC. As a total bizzaro contradiction- the gesture itself is now considered politically correct by most folks obsessed with politics.

 

> @chigolfer1 said:

> > @Pepperturbo said:

> > It's fine that people disagree with how the Korean tour handles non-professional or poor behavior. Outside the US, most countries don't acknowledge PC or care what trends on social media, period. No flipping-off, cussing or namby-pamby, methinks. Therefore it's a good thing.

>

> This is confusing. Getting three years for **** is non-"PC?"

 

 

[Pepperturbo]

> @chigolfer1 said:

> > @Pepperturbo said:

> > It's fine that people disagree with how the Korean tour handles non-professional or poor behavior. Outside the US, most countries don't acknowledge PC or care what trends on social media, period. No flipping-off, cussing or namby-pamby, methinks. Therefore it's a good thing.

>

> This is confusing. Getting three years for **** is non-"PC?"

 

Politically correct is defined by media and a certain population segment, (call it what you will) as opposed to the much larger segment around the world that supports manners and behaving like a mature professional. It may be that 3yrs is a bit much for his behavior, but you can thank social shifts far left and right before finding the more appropriate and larger middle of the spectrum reflects reality.

[chigolfer1]

> @Pepperturbo said:

> > @chigolfer1 said:

> > > @Pepperturbo said:

> > > It's fine that people disagree with how the Korean tour handles non-professional or poor behavior. Outside the US, most countries don't acknowledge PC or care what trends on social media, period. No flipping-off, cussing or namby-pamby, methinks. Therefore it's a good thing.

> >

> > This is confusing. Getting three years for **** is non-"PC?"

>

> Politically correct is defined by media and a certain population segment, (call it what you will) as opposed to the much larger segment around the world that supports manners and behaving like a mature professional. It may be that 3yrs is a bit much for his behavior, but you can thank social shifts far left and right before finding the more appropriate and larger middle of the spectrum reflects reality.

 

This is exactly what everyone else is saying. Yes, 3 years is a "bit much"

[Dpavs]

> @mcputter said:

> This just in, Sergio Garcia has decided he will never play in another event in Korea.

 

You shouldn't tease them like this with fake good news, it's not nice and you may get banned from ever entering the country.

[Pepperturbo]

> @chigolfer1 said:

> > @Pepperturbo said:

> > > @chigolfer1 said:

> > > > @Pepperturbo said:

> > > > It's fine that people disagree with how the Korean tour handles non-professional or poor behavior. Outside the US, most countries don't acknowledge PC or care what trends on social media, period. No flipping-off, cussing or namby-pamby, methinks. Therefore it's a good thing.

> > >

> > > This is confusing. Getting three years for **** is non-"PC?"

> >

> > Politically correct is defined by media and a certain population segment, (call it what you will) as opposed to the much larger segment around the world that supports manners and behaving like a mature professional. It may be that 3yrs is a bit much for his behavior, but you can thank social shifts far left and right before finding the more appropriate and larger middle of the spectrum reflects reality.

>

> This is exactly what everyone else is saying. Yes, 3 years is a "bit much"

 

True. However, what trends on social media doesn't matter as nowadays it's like New York high fashion, here today gone tomorrow. Have a good day.

[tungstenplug]

Looks like his suspension was reduced from 3 years to 1 year

 

Article: https://sports.yahoo.com/report-bio-kims-suspension-korean-131716167.html

 

[Barfolomew]

I appreciate his direct and clear communication... he struggles with that at home

[Man_O_War]

> @Pepperturbo said:

> > @chigolfer1 said:

> > > @Pepperturbo said:

> > > It's fine that people disagree with how the Korean tour handles non-professional or poor behavior. Outside the US, most countries don't acknowledge PC or care what trends on social media, period. No flipping-off, cussing or namby-pamby, methinks. Therefore it's a good thing.

> >

> > This is confusing. Getting three years for **** is non-"PC?"

>

> Politically correct is defined by media and a certain population segment, (call it what you will) as opposed to the much larger segment around the world that supports manners and behaving like a mature professional. It may be that 3yrs is a bit much for his behavior, but you can thank social shifts far left and right before finding the more appropriate and larger middle of the spectrum reflects reality.

 

isn't that what the so called politically correct want? manners and behaving like real humans instead of saying whatever it is on your mind because you can? that's like a baby being born and brought up by banshees

[Pepperturbo]

> @Man_O_War said:

> > @Pepperturbo said:

> > > @chigolfer1 said:

> > > > @Pepperturbo said:

> > > > It's fine that people disagree with how the Korean tour handles non-professional or poor behavior. Outside the US, most countries don't acknowledge PC or care what trends on social media, period. No flipping-off, cussing or namby-pamby, methinks. Therefore it's a good thing.

> > >

> > > This is confusing. Getting three years for **** is non-"PC?"

> >

> > Politically correct is defined by media and a certain population segment, (call it what you will) as opposed to the much larger segment around the world that supports manners and behaving like a mature professional. It may be that 3yrs is a bit much for his behavior, but you can thank social shifts far left and right before finding the more appropriate and larger middle of the spectrum reflects reality.

>

> isn't that what the so called politically correct want? manners and behaving like real humans instead of saying whatever it is on your mind because you can? that's like a baby being born and brought up by banshees

 

Politcally correct, depends on the topic and person. Consistent values or moral behavir typically isn't their cup of tea cause social convience and ideals at the moment reigns supreme.

 

Side note, I am aware of a man that uses the "Man Of War" label for his business. He's x-law enforcement and a warrior instructor. You?

[bscinstnct]

> @Pepperturbo said:

> > @Man_O_War said:

> > > @Pepperturbo said:

> > > > @chigolfer1 said:

> > > > > @Pepperturbo said:

> > > > > It's fine that people disagree with how the Korean tour handles non-professional or poor behavior. Outside the US, most countries don't acknowledge PC or care what trends on social media, period. No flipping-off, cussing or namby-pamby, methinks. Therefore it's a good thing.

> > > >

> > > > This is confusing. Getting three years for **** is non-"PC?"

> > >

> > > Politically correct is defined by media and a certain population segment, (call it what you will) as opposed to the much larger segment around the world that supports manners and behaving like a mature professional. It may be that 3yrs is a bit much for his behavior, but you can thank social shifts far left and right before finding the more appropriate and larger middle of the spectrum reflects reality.

> >

> > isn't that what the so called politically correct want? manners and behaving like real humans instead of saying whatever it is on your mind because you can? that's like a baby being born and brought up by banshees

>

> Politcally correct, depends on the topic and person. Consistent values or moral behavir typically isn't their cup of tea cause social convience and ideals at the moment reigns supreme.

>

> Side note, I am aware of a man that uses the "Man Of War" label for his business. He's x-law enforcement and a warrior instructor. You?

 

Pepper! Google "ok boomer". It's au currant ; )

 

 

[DatSliceDoe]

Is this the North Korean tour? jeez.

[aliikane]

I wonder if I get penalized for showing the bird in my own house. :#