Educate yourself and realise that not ALL gay people are effeminate like Perez.


If anyone here is being prejudice it is you. By assuming all gay men are effeminate. PLZ go bury your head in the sand like an ostrich man. Infact I never even mentioned the fact he was gay lmao! Infact what makes it even more funny is I just simply said not to compare us. You are a clown.

youre lying again. you said you were more man than perez, that's homophobic, you need to apologise then go away and educate yourself boy

You need to sober up. Your the one who is comparing being effeminate to homosexuality. Not me. Go learn a few things, then come back.. this exchange is about as stimulating as watching paint dry.

Infact you should probably change you name from "thetruth" to "Denial" cos thats all you seem to do.. Deny the truth.

Cheers.

For someone who just told me you CBA with this convo, you seem unable to actually follow that through and walk away from it.

You are telling me to 'go read about the history of the word'? I know all about it son and i have given examples of its history. I am simply pointing out the confusion surrounding its use from being a very recent, accepted official racial category on the census in 2010 to suddenly switching and being an offensive term in 2015.

Yes it's 'A word' - but whatever term is used to describe racial types is always going to be 'A word'. And we need words to describe ourselves and the world around us. The question is - what words CAN we use without someone getting offended? My point being what is an acceptable term on mpnday may become unacceptable by wednesday, so how do you keep up? The rules keep changing and it's maddening, do you not see that?

For example - What word would YOU use to describe the racial type of Martin Luther King?

He didn't like the word 'black', he preferred the word 'negro'. But what would YOU call him?

listen liar you said youre more man than perez did you or did you not?

Martin Luther King was born when that word was acceptable. His use of it is far different from the one this thread is related to. To compare it to that is avoiding the reality of the situation. The word has now become unacceptable over the years. Do you not see that? And its not just "A word " anymore. The world is not as simple as that.

Listen Mr denial. Go read what I've posted.

Err maybe you should both stop getting personal against one another :umm2:

I only retaliate.

I'll say it again!! I am more man than Perez! Perez is effeminate. I am not. I got nothing against homosexuals. So don't compare me and Perez.


Cheers.

Perez is a bigger dick so he is more man than most people. :laugh:

lol You have a point

homophobe

Strange that your the only one who seems to think so, oh well whatever floats yo boat.

I don't need to get every opinion validated by others, maybe you do, that would be weak and spineless, Im more man than that

Well, when you accuse people of being "Homophobe" Which is actually a very strong accusation, it is probably a good idea to have more than one opinion to validate your accusation, otherwise, your accusation more often than not is deemed to be BullS$%^ which I think on this occasion is the word to use.

This is like playing with my dog.

*Pats you on head*

homophobe

You seriously resorting to spamming one word answers? LOL go away man your boring me now :(

*Throws bone*

LMAO

ah so you admit im a man now....more man than you

Not sure, never seen you. Don't really want to either already watch "Ouija" this morning scared me enough for one day.

I knew you couldn't give that a straight answer because as you rightly say - the world is not as simple as that. But it should be - which is my point.

There is too much unnecessary confusion when it comes to words describing racial types. A word considered acceptable as recently as 2010 (in the census) is suddenly not acceptable come 2015. It's crazy and it causes people to be branded 'racist' today just for using a term that was acceptable yesterday - even when they have no racist intent whatsover. The goalposts moved and they never got the memo telling them what the new bad word of the day is.

I know Black people who prefer the word 'Negro' to the word 'Black' when it comes to describing their genetic lineage. They use 'negro' instead of 'black' as others would use 'caucasian' instead of 'white'. Are they wrong to have that preference?