Politically Incorrect Terms On Stamps

Good grief, rlmstamps2012 ... where were those the days, or what?

I think I like retardo the best. Brings back memories of my childhood!

Once in a studio I worked in, many years ago, a broken computer monitor had a post-it note on it on which someone had written DISABLED. I put attached another that read CHALLENGED. By the end of the day, the monitor was covered in post-its with every work you could possibly imagine to describe the poorly departed computer.

I assume that most folks would find this word politically incorrect?
Don

In reply to jamesw, I remember, a few years ago, how a head of department for which a new building was being desgned, describing how he had learnt the important difference between a "toilet for the disabled" and a "disabled toilet" ....

In addition to verbal PC, how about picture PC? As a collector of nonhuman primate stamps, I have always felt that the earliest issue of suc a stamp occurred in 1906 in Africa, at a time where Western countries would show heads of state and other luminaries ...

Sorry, meant to imply how here is a new African country showing a monkey and maybe thumbing its nose at Western Royalty?

In a related aspect, I had to see a movie before I realized fuzzy wuzzies were actual people! The British gave us an interesting history during their colonization.