No, I remember the dipshits on here last year posting PCPrincipal.jpg in every thread about "sjw's". They're trash.
Something like that becomes problematic if it is being evoked to stifle discussion (shit posting), but I think memes, reaction gifts and images have their place if they are not used for shitposting that derails a conversation. I certainly used it once or twice, but I can see how it could be seen the way you see it. But as I said; PC principle is a good guy and a good character. He is a character of contrast that is the polar of many of the others and the misunderstandings that is created between his world view and the boys is what a lot of the narrative is born from.
But I think the use of the character is when someone is delivering a post in a lecturing condescending tone and PC principle sort of reminds of this guy who talks above and beyond everyone else and who knows the social landscape that we should all follow, and that obviously is not how to have a discussion
I think people who are annoyed / offended by PC principle and its caricature should ask themselves why it is
causing this emotional anger. I think that if you're honest with yourself you'll find that a lot of things that make you irritated can be because a nerve is hit, and a part of you knows that- You're cynical and angry at it because it hits close to home.
Again, being made fun of is healthy for your ego. Just have to rationalize it and ask yourself if you come across to others as a houlier-than-thou insincere person who lashes out on others and shoots everyone down with broad stroke generalizations.
You're not going to grow as a person if you do not want to let yourself get taken down a few pegs. That goes for all of us which is why its important to engage with shit that upsets you and gets under your skin. how else are you going to process and evolve your beliefs as a person? Surely not by engaging with likeminded individuals who share and agree with everything you say.
And it's not like it doesn't go back the other way sometimes to. But that's what having a discussion about a current event topic is all about. not to bring back up what some posters did that was annoying.
An anecdote to this; Yass Queen meme got the rise out of me last year and earlier part of 2016 And of course it's pretty clear that once I internalized it, was probably (to be fair) due to being salty over bitter Bernie Sanders-Hillary feuds with Hillary supporters smearing it in. Yass Queen just annoyed the shit out of me. Then when I sort of asked myself why it annoyed me, I reached a conclusion that a nerve was hit, and being aware of it just made me take a few steps back and not take it so personal. We can all get caught in making it about ourselves and them clam down on everyone else who does't have the required level of understanding that our world view has, and that is just a trap we all can fall into due to our own internal bias.