Why do forum members think that saying "ghey" or "gaey" magically shields them from being called bigots?

The definition for the word bigot rests upon other defining factors.


Merriam-Webster: Bigot;

-a narrow-minded person who obstinately adheres to their own opinions and prejudices*

-especially : one who strongly and unfairly dislikes or feels hatred toward others based on their group membership



*Prejudice: an irrational attitude of hostility directed against an individual, a group, a race, or their supposed characteristics.



-So if someone had rational reasoning for their actions - the actions would not fall under prejudice.

-If the actions do not fall under prejudice - then the person would not be a bigot.



Interesting.......


To be very clear - I am not stating I am for or against a group, just speaking about the language/word usage.
 
This thread makes me want to buy a bunch of Ibanez guitars and Ibanez basses and swap the necks and hardware over to make the guitars basses and the basses guitars in support of the trans community. Should be profitable, considering on "in vogue" all that shit is. It doesn't matter that it started out as an RG, but ended up with a Soundgear bass neck and bridge on it. I'll just fill the body with glitter and resin and route new pickup cavities, and people will pay more for it. Just ignore the scars and accept it as a bass.
 
This thread makes me want to buy a bunch of Ibanez guitars and Ibanez basses and swap the necks and hardware over to make the guitars basses and the basses guitars in support of the trans community. Should be profitable, considering on "in vogue" all that shit is. It doesn't matter that it started out as an RG, but ended up with a Soundgear bass neck and bridge on it. I'll just fill the body with glitter and resin and route new pickup cavities, and people will pay more for it. Just ignore the scars and accept it as a bass.
Don't forget about non-binary...
Four string Talman bass that transitioned to a super long scale baritone.

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You have a different definition of great than most people. Especially those who can't visit here because of the constant bigotry. Tim Henson threads anyone? I do understand you are not alone here in that thinking though. That much is clear to anyone who might pop in, for a minute.
Sounds like someone needs to watch some Grand Torino.
 
In recent years, yes. But especially the "women". Right is wrong, up is down, black is white, man is woman. That's their world so it seems to make sense that everything is inverted. It's the satanic way.
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You have a different definition of great than most people. Especially those who can't visit here because of the constant bigotry. Tim Henson threads anyone? I do understand you are not alone here in that thinking though. That much is clear to anyone who might pop in, for a minute.

Sounds like you and others can't handle free speech on the internet.
 
Celebrities are soft as fuck in general. I have never understood the adoration
It's a created thing within the media but it's effective. Look at all the heavy metal fans lamenting Dolly Parton's passing for example. I can't say I ever listened to her music, but I haven't worked 9 to 5 in years either so maybe I'm biased. I kind of reverted back to hating country music again unless your name is Eddie Rabbitt or John Anderson. Maybe I'll lose my Texas passport for that. :LOL:
 
It's a created thing within the media but it's effective. Look at all the heavy metal fans lamenting Dolly Parton's passing for example. I can't say I ever listened to her music, but I haven't worked 9 to 5 in years either so maybe I'm biased. I kind of reverted back to hating country music again unless your name is Eddie Rabbitt or John Anderson. Maybe I'll lose my Texas passport for that. :LOL:
I can name good country songs on one hand. And I am from Texas. I remember as a child listening to achy breaky heart and being amazed that people around me were enjoying it
 
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