In his reply, Tully Borland suggests that "PC-speech codes are like book burnings." Explain what he means by that. Then, describe the extent to which you believe that we as a society should be worried about the kind of problem that Borland has in mind. Finally, defend or object to this claim: politically correct speech is like book burning, and we ought to object to it.

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The Answer is Explain Borland's understanding of PC-speech codes being like book burnings, drawing from the reply itself
Explain the extent to which the author is concerned with the kind of restriction on freedom that Borland is concerned about
Develop an argument either defending or objecting to the claim "politically correct speech is like book burning, and we ought to object to it"

In His Reply, Tully Borland Suggests That "PC-Speech Codes Are