What Is BentSense?
Common Sense: Sound judgment not based on specialized knowledge; native good judgment. (The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition)
BentSense: Tossing aside common sense and using some warped form of judgment, most usually based on, but not limited to, the idea of political correctness and/or the desire to side-step any personal responsibility. (TheWriteJerry)
Example -
Common Sense: If banging yourself on the head with a hammer hurts, then stop banging yourself on the head with a hammer.
BentSense: If banging yourself on the head with a hammer hurts, sue the hammer manufacturer and reseller, and pressure the government to form a committee to study the manufacturing process of hammers and the role of hammers in society, and then pass a law restricting the sale and use of hammers as well as requiring hammer manufacturers and resellers to post clearly worded warnings on the hammer defining proper and improper use.
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TheWriteJerry @ July 7, 2007