Ask the Ethicalist On Political Correctness: Are PC-Bots a Cult?

By M.L. Bartlett

Political correctness is killing America In Ask the Ethicalist: On Political Correctness: Are PC-Bots a Cult?, the Ethicalist calls out these clangingly obnoxious practitioners of political correctness (PC-Bots) in a series of letters from the offended and offenders in the form of an advice column, sort of a "Dear Abby" for the clueless. The Ethicalist's business interests are wide. The owner of various corporations, financial instruments, holding companies, schools, television and movie studios, funeral homes, pot farms, and pharmaceutical companies, he offers sage advice to those caught in the snare of political correctness, along with suggestions that will benefit his financial empire. Names of advice seekers are seldom disclosed, as the Ethicalist's ethos is discretion; however the reader may connect famous names to some requests for help, including Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Al Sharpton, Louis Freeh, and others, all seeking the Ethicalist's input on issues of offensiveness, micro-aggressions, racism, misogyny, demonization, character assassination, dehumanization, delegitimization, and other favorite topics and imagined behaviors of the illiberal left. This novelette-length book is satire.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1517612403
• ISBN13: 9781517612405
• Release Date: September 2015
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 78 Pages
• Weight: 0.26 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.0" x 9.0"