Words Deferred Success Me...

Well, well! Now we can't use the word "fail" anymore. Apparently:

The word "fail" should be banned from use in classrooms and replaced with the phrase "deferred success" to avoid demoralising pupils, a group of teachers has proposed.

Members of the Professional Association of Teachers (PAT) argue that telling pupils they have failed can put them off learning for life.

You know, I deferred success to see the logic in doing this. If kids don't learn the meaning of deferred sucessure at an early age, they will without deferred success be deferred successes in society. When political correctness goes this far, words deferred success me.

This kinda reminds me of CBC not wanting to use the word "terrorist". (see story here)

I have some suggestions for politically correct terms they could use:

terrorist attack - servicing a target using preemptive counterattack to alter the health of soft targets causing destabilization to interdictional nonsuccumbers.

Suicide attack - autoeuthanasia via energetic disassembly to render soft targets nonviable .

What really is the difference between banning words and banning books? After all, books are just a buncha words attached together...

Update: more diferred success