please keep in mind that i am NOT saying that you shouldn't be careful when handling R123. but some people want everyone to think that this stuff is poison. at the end of the day, this refrigerant doesn't require any different handling techniques than any other refrigerant from a safety standpoint, an EPA standpoint or a good practices standpoint. do you need to have lower ppm setpoints for your refrigerant monitors? sure. but that is for long term exposure safety. in the short term (refrigerant handling, spills, etc), you handle R123 the same as any other refrigerant.
Don't step on my favorite part of the Constitution just to point out your favorite part.
Political Correctness is forced on you because you have forgotten decency.