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The Confessions of a PC Offender
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Frank B. Iwan Jr.
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Daniel Smars
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In the year 2067, political correctness has run amok in America. Political correctness is now the law of the land and anyone who runs afoul of the law can be arrested by the PC Police. Once used as nothing more than a slang term, the PC Police is now an actual profession and the PC Court of Appeals is an actual, physical building where criminals are indicted for their affronts to politically correct thought, speech, and behavior.
Into this society is mixed Jerry Lee Doobins, a free thinking, free speaking individual. He has been branded an Enemy of the State and finally arrested by the PC Police. Kilgore McAllister has been assigned as his Public Defender and assumes the herculean task of saving his life.
I'm Sorry: The Confessions of a PC Offender is an anti-political correctness satire set in the future but the seeds have already been sown. Will they blossom into weeds that strangle free speech?
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