> then complain about "political correctness" and "tone policing"
I suspect the set of people who've complained about both political correctness _and_ tone policing is precisely zero.
I suspect the set of people who've complained about both political correctness _and_ tone policing is precisely zero.
So does rejection of civility and politeness. Those who would marginalize or oppress others always start by placing them outside the sphere of social conventions, then complain about "political correctness" and "tone policing" when they're called on their behavior toward anyone not of their own tribe.