Quote by Rupert Everett

You cannot be politically correct in a war.

You cannot be politically correct in a war.

Summary

This quote suggests that during times of war, adherence to the principles of political correctness becomes impractical or even impossible. In the midst of conflict, decisions must be made quickly and priorities shift towards achieving victory rather than maintaining social sensitivities. The phrase implies that the brutal realities of warfare demand a more pragmatic approach, where the focus lies on survival and strategic considerations rather than conforming to norms of etiquette or diplomacy.

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