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To my knowledge there is absolutely no such law.

There are few. There are many hate crime laws on the books, but efforts to regulate "hate speech" have generally been thrown out of court. The Supreme Court has ruled consistently that only speech likely to prompt immediate violence is prohibited. That leaves a lot.

Of course, if you're referring to the rules for Yahoo, that's a different matter. If someone offends me with racial epithets in my living room, I am free to ask them to leave, regardless of how loudly they proclaim their freedom of speech. And Yahoo, as a private company, is free to establish reasonable rules of decorum.

It would simplify things if we would all strive to avoid offensive language and express ourselves with passion and reasonableness.

It's the unwritten law, if you say the wrong thing(mostly in SF, Marin county and the republic of z-Berkely, you can find yourself out of work, harassed by co-workers and/or neighbors, nor allowed to live in certain areas. The PC crowd has a lot of money, they can really do a person real harm, in the newspapers and the media,when they are in a mean spirited mood which is most of the time. My guy walks on eggs every day working the bay area I am praying to get transferred out of this God forsaken place!

I am not aware of any law that enforces political correctness.For instance i can say Republican party now only appeals to trailer park low life uneducated rednecks but its not a politically correct thing to say since their chairman happens to be a black man

there are various regulations which limit particular words for use. you could not promote residences for "relatives" inner maximum agencies can not refuse to hire people on the inspiration of marital status or gender id. some states enable adult men who become attentive to themselves as women people to flow into woman relax rooms. do no longer ask do no longer tell regulations for the protection stress. The record is going on.

There is no political correctness law. It's just something made up in the twisted minds of liberals.

My Republican Representative helped get the Swine Flu changed to H1N1 because "swine flu" is bad for pig farmers.

The 18th amendment, which formerly prohibited alcohol in the United States between 1919 to 1933. Plus, in my town, you cannot buy beer until noon on Sunday.

Idiocy at its finest.

The freedom of the press, George Bush's administration made laws around it.

nobody restricts the behavior of politicians.