Political Correctness in Russia/zhid

[Robert Orr]

A couple of points

> (And I am  not familiar with Agatha Christie's story despite the fact that 
> until  now I was sure I read all of her works.)

have a look at

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/And_Then_There_Were_None


>
> 2. Creating a non-Western jurisdiction, particularly written in Moscow.
>
> As most people probably have noticed, the US does not like any supra- 
> national jurisdictions, which does not mean that they are bad, but  the 
> rugged individualist's culture does not tolerate jurisdictions  from 
> outside (many can barely tolerate jurisdictions from within).  End of 
> story.

I haven't made myself clear.  All I was suggesting is that a variety of 
non-Western scholars (living outside US jurisdiction) should have a look at 
political correctness in the US and compare it with similar situations in 
their own countries. 

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