Of course, the real and fair solution is much less politically correct but effective. It’s to stop trying to protect people’s feelings. Your feelings are your problem, not mine—and vice versa. I can't tell you how many times I've said this to people. Yes, it sounds rude and unsympathetic, but if we believe others are adults, then they're as responsible for their self as you are to yourself. Then we must believe they have to be responsible for their own emotions, as well. You don't feel outrage because someone made you, you feel outrage because you allow yourself to be outraged. Replace 'outrage' with any other emotion and the same holds true. For example, no one can make you love, you have to allow yourself to love. I love this article and what it explains to us. Partially because it echoes my own thoughts on the subject, especially politically correct outrage and socially pressurized censorship. With all our manufactured outrage we're creating a world of s...