[Lilac hills]

Are people still calling Ann a homophobe lmaoooo

[Robodog]

Originally Posted by Lilac hills

Are people still calling Ann a homophobe lmaoooo

Yes

Labelling someone is not an argument.

Some people don't have arguments: all they have are labels

The same old cheap, cliched, over-used labels - again and again.

Does get boring

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Robodog

Yes

Labelling someone is not an argument.

Some people don't have arguments: all they have are labels

The same old cheap, cliched, over-used labels - again and again.

Does get boring

It's been explained dozens of times.

Putting your fingers in your ears and ignoring the argument doesn't make it disappear.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

It's been explained dozens of times.

Putting your fingers in your ears and ignoring the argument doesn't make it disappear.

Nobody has explaind how she has a phobia when she doesn't fear gay people.

I'm all ears

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Alf

Nobody has explaind how she has a phobia when she doesn't fear gay people.

I'm all ears

Maybe you need to study the English language again instead of continuing to repeat that line as though it is at all funny?

Homophobia is a dislike or prejudice against homosexuals.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Maybe you need to study the English language again instead of continuing to repeat that line as though it is at all funny?

Homophobia is a dislike or prejudice against homosexuals.

So why are a lot of her friends gay and they love her

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

So why are a lot of her friends gay and they love her

I'm afraid I haven't met her friends.

Why don't you text them and find out.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Alf

Nobody has explaind how she has a phobia when she doesn't fear gay people.

I'm all ears

The suffix of phobia most closely translates to 'an aversion to'. Nobody thinks she jumps on the table stomping her feet yelling help for straight people to safely escort her out of the area everytime she sees a gay person.

I cant tell if youre being serious or not, but your take on the word would explain the confusion that has been going on with the word recently. Hmm.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Withano

The suffix of phobia most closely translates to 'an aversion to'. Nobody thinks she jumps on the table stomping her feet yelling help for straight people to safely escort her out of the area everytime she sees a gay person.

I cant tell if youre being serious or not, but your take on the word would explain the confusion that has been going on with the word recently. Hmm.

Deadly serious, I believe phobia is the wrong word to use.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Alf

Deadly serious, I believe phobia is the wrong word to use.

Well thats because you're thinking about its literal meaning as a word on its own, and not the origin of the suffix 'phobia'.

What youre doing is kinda the equivalent to keeping up a fuss about the word blackmail not having anything to do wih sending letters, or getting really angry about not being able to travel down the Thames on a friendship.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Withano

The suffix of phobia most closely translates to 'an aversion to'. Nobody thinks she jumps on the table stomping her feet yelling help for straight people to safely escort her out of the area everytime she sees a gay person.

I cant tell if youre being serious or not, but your take on the word would explain the confusion that has been going on with the word recently. Hmm.

No confusion. They're just continuing to make a mockery out of serious topics they have no relation to.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Robodog

Yes

Labelling someone is not an argument.

Some people don't have arguments: all they have are labels

The same old cheap, cliched, over-used labels - again and again.

Does get boring

There were some excellent arguments behind that given label.