If youre a fan of actor Clint Eastwood then you would know he isnt afraid of a little bit of controversy and being politically incorrect. <\/p>\n
Political correctness is something that Eastwood, like many Baby Boomers, has spoken out against in the past. <\/p>\n
This time he brought up the subject while talking about his controversial 1971 film Dirty Harry. <\/p>\n
A lot of people thought it was politically incorrect, he told a crowd during a speech at a Cannes Film Festival event. <\/p>\n
That was at the beginning of the era that were in now, where everybody thinks everyones politically correct. <\/p>\n
Were killing ourselves by doing that. Weve lost our sense of humour. <\/p>\n
No doubt there are many over-60s who would agree with what the 86-year-old actor had to say. <\/p>\n
Last year he drew plenty of debate when describing todays generation as a pussy generation. <\/p>\n
Everybodys walking on eggshells, he said. <\/p>\n
We see people accusing people of being racist and all kinds of stuff. <\/p>\n
When I grew up, those things werent called racist. Secretly everybodys getting tired of political correctness, kissing up. <\/p>\n
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