These words get thrown around a lot here, and on the internet in general I suppose. Just out of curiosity- does anyone have an actual problem with homosexuals, or is anyone genuinely racist? I’m asking for honesty and I promise I’m not going to shun anyone for their opinion. If you do have complaints about homosexuals or the racial minority, what are they? If you don’t (and you still use derogatory terms for these groups of people without the intent to offend), why?

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If people are offended by “fabulous person” and “fine upstanding member of society”, then should they really be here? Yes, I hate fine upstanding member of societys. But in my personal view black people and fine upstanding member of societys are two different things. No, others won’t have that same view, but I don’t really care. And it’s obvious that when people say “That ****ing fabulous person bumholed me!” they obviously don’t mean anything towards gays and it’s just how talk is today. And if people can’t see that, then they can get their fabulous person bum of the internet.

fine upstanding member of societyfabulous person: The juxtaposition between fine upstanding member of societys and fabulous persons.

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Annie Anxiety Posted:

If you do have complaints about homosexuals or the racial minority, what are they? If you don’t (and you still use derogatory terms for these groups of people without the intent to offend), why?

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Annie Anxiety Slyly Posted:

If you do have complaints about homosexuals or the racial minority, what are they? If you don’t, why?

CrinkzPipe Posted:

If people are offended by “fabulous person” and “fine upstanding member of society”, then should they really be here? Yes, I hate fine upstanding member of societys. But in my personal view black people and fine upstanding member of societys are two different things. No, others won’t have that same view, but I don’t really care. And it’s obvious that when people say “That ****ing fabulous person bumholed me!” they obviously don’t mean anything towards gays and it’s just how talk is today. And if people can’t see that, then they can get their fabulous person bum of the internet.

What he said. I know plenty of people, but also plenty of fine upstanding member of societys, crackers, spics, fine upstanding member of societys, gooks, and fabulous persons, as well. Behave like a ****ing animal, and I’ll call you a fine upstanding member of society.

No, nobody does because it is not socially acceptable to think that way and we are conditioned not to in the interest of individuals with money who are protecting their bumets from frivolous lawsuits & seeking financial support from special interest groups welcome to reality as we know it.