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Real talk, East Asians and South Indians in Asia are super fucking racist
And not just against black people or white people. Just in general with anyone who isn't from where they're from
asians being ultra racist and vitriolic towards other asians is a tale as old as asians
White people have been racist against white people too. Northern Swedes vs Southern Swedes, Germans and Italians in earlier American History.
never forget posh wasp americans started circumcising to separate themselves from those filthy italian immigrants
It was also mine and when it became taboo to keep using it, because the LGBT community wasn't having it, I stopped.
Gay dudes are still men and getting my ass beat by a gay dude for being stubborn was a hill I wasn't willing to die on.
While I am not of the community, I am the teacher sponsor for the lgbtq club, and I think you are going to be incorrect within ten years or so. Current teens in the community want everyone saying it and weren't even alive when the stigma existed.
I tried explaining to them why I don't feel comfortable using the word, but they constantly try to convince me otherwise because they want everyone saying it.
Sample size is small, but it does logically make sense they want everyone to use it considering they never heard it in their life as a bad word.
Is it still commonly used in the UK to reference cigarettes, or has that kind of died away too?
Corrected it for ya. When I pass by two gays holding hands on the street, I jokingly want to yell at em "BOTTOMS" as if it's an insult somehow. and since I know you'll get your jock in a tizzy, I know it's already a bit of an insult to associate bottoming with being bad or less than, you don't gotta tell a bottom that. It's just a stupid joke I do in my brain
white trash is what's really problematic
Mine was about q***, which I don't feel comfortable using at all because of how it was used 20 years ago. No one in their generation uses it as an insult it seems. "Gay" is still the default slur.
I do hear d*** being used in the teen lgbtq+ community (rarely, but not as an insult). Again, not something straight people should use. But I have yet to hear anyone use it as an insult at their age. Granted CA is a lot more progressive than other states. But it does give hope for the future.