i really just try to be respectful to people to me that is more important than being PC

treat others as you would like to be treated.

I try to be PC but I think some people can be too anal about it

i do call people out on hate speech. always have always will. i don't consider myself easily offended, i just have little patience for idiots.

i have been known to have to explain to guests (such as friends of friends) that they can not say certain words in my house. sorry...house rules.

I don't try to offend people, but I'm not going to go out of my way to be politically correct.

Depends On Who I'm Talking To. Lol

i try to be but i sometimes get things mixed up

I try to be polite to everyone, but I'm not overly concerned about being PC.

I just treat other's how I'd want to be treated.

Very.

I was taught everything I know about gender in a way that highly considered intersectionality and that avoided oppression as best as possible. That group was highly policing, in terms of what you were allowed to say/ do. It taught me how to be "politically correct" (for lack of a better term); it taught me to be non-oppressive

Always

I value honesty.

I agree with some others that have said they use non-oppressive language. Language changes over time and if we use PC terms just to be PC, eventually someone is going to use them in a derogatory way. Look at the way the word "special" has evolved with regards to mentally disabled people-- at one time it was PC but is now a derogatory term. What's more important to me is being respectful and working to change perspectives, not just changing words.

Absolutely deplore the use of "politically correct" to denote what amounts to "treating other people like human being and not being an asshole."
Also kinda grossed out by people proclaiming their "political incorrectness" in this thread, like being offensive and rude is suuuuper cool.

God, I just hate this attitude that everyone who doesn't laugh at your funny sexist/racist/classist /etc joke is so touchy and needs to lighten up. Micro-aggressions exist, people who are subjected to lots of little missteps and scorn every day are completely justified in not putting up with your bullshit, no one's being touchy or oversensitive, they're trying to survive.

It's not a big deal to make minor changes to your speech and actions, honestly, and it contributes to a society where everyone is more comfortable (except I guess assholes, but they deserve discomfort tbh), instead of just the privileged few.

So yeah, I guess I'm ~politically correct~.

I'm not PC because I don't care enough to be, just like I don't care if people aren't PC to me

I am most certainly very politically incorrect. I chose that I have always been this way because I have and that it is still kind of conscious decision. I don't want to be politically correct and I know that sometimes I make others uncomfortable with my views but if it gets people talking bluntly then I'm all for it.

I'm a very strong personality and that kind of goes hand in hand with my 'incorrectness'.

I am really PC in public and not PC at much when you talk to me one-on-one and if I know you well. If I know something is offensive to you then I won't talk about it and I'm not an insensitive asshole. Things offend me too and I get mad about social justice, racial, sexuality, etc stuff. It just depends who I'm with how politically incorrect I will be while speaking.

People are way too easily offended by the silliest things.

I'm not "PC" but I certainly stay away from racist/sexist/homophob ic/transphobic terms because I try not to be a shitty person.