Saturday, May 24, 2014

Building a Better Insult


The LGBT community has like, two words they can use on you if you're a gender-normalist, or anti-LGBT. And use them they will. To death.

I thought I'd define some words real quick to enlighten you and them to their true meanings.

Homophobe - A person who is afraid they might be gay, or a person who is afraid they will be perceived by others as gay. Honest to goodness, that is the original definition right out of psychology of the 1960s. And if you don't believe the origin, at least the definition makes sense, since gender-normalists don't fear homosexuality at all, nor have phobias of any kind. It goes back to the mental disorder thing, and I-know-you-are-but-what-am-I is no longer going to fly, which has been going on for years. Every person who comes out against gays is instantly scrutinized in their own same-sex relationships and allegations are made as to their intimacy. Why would I say, "Being gay is fine and dandy. If you don't think so, maybe you're gay (which is fine and dandy)." No logic to that one.

Bigot - A person who is utterly intolerant of any differing creed, belief, or opinion. Is that a bad thing? Heaven forbid people should stand up for what they believe in, and usually the person uttering this word is the worst offender. Who is losing their jobs over the LGBT crap? The normalists, that's who. But if you want to know why this word supposedly hurts, it's because it sounds so much like "faggot." I'm serious, listen to how people say it exactly the same way. This is the same logic as before. They are using their own condition as an insult. Madness I tell you.

Idiot - Someone who uses all their fancy words in one go, having no idea how lame they sound.

Insult - A statement that truly hurts. Let me show you a few classics that really cut to the heart.

Faggot
Fairy
Bulldyke
Disease-ridden freak of nature
You take it in the ass
You consistently smell like shit

I mean, those are good insults. But you know, sticks and stones.

No comments:

Post a Comment