But, but, in wrestling you mean... That the inter-continental champion, isn't really an inter-continental champion!? But, he (or she) could be a..a....a, I can barely say it.
A cheesy fraud that dresses in tights and took 1.5 acting lessons and is really bad at fake punches???!!
In our PC (politically correct) world today we to often try to change the language we use, because of some perceived, or actual, offense.
The "World Series" is the championship series of Major League Baseball. Always has been. Everyone that knows a shred about baseball, knows that. What's the big deal?
In the US someone decided that calling someone "black" was offensive. They should be called African American. I asked a few black folks what they thought of the new name. Without exception they said "I'm a black man" or woman. One man even said that it insulted his patriotism, that it somehow made him a different kind of American, instead of just an American. Who decided this, anyway? Now people have a right to call themselves what they want to be called. And I would not use a term that offended someone on purpose.
That's just an example, but it seems to be we are becoming way too sensitive.
