LGBT Politically Correct Police - Final Fantasy XIV Database

Jetackuu said: »

Shiva.Onorgul said: »

You're the one who keeps repeating (along with your far-right cadre) that words don't mean anything

Hey now, not everyone who understands that words don't have meaning unless people give them meaning in context are "far-right."

(If I misunderstood your statement, then carry on).

I wonder if you're familiar with the concept of irony.

Since I am probably being too subtle: you appear to be offended at the implication that you are far-right (which your views are with sufficient regularity as to make your personal identification dubious at best) when you could just do like all those awful *** are supposed to do and just ignore it. Goodness knows that it would actually be valid to dismiss my opinion because who the hell am I? I'm not even being a complete ***-wit on Twitter by suggesting you sup at the Casa de Tea Party to my many hypothetical followers.

RuPaul has gone on two very public interviews to call-out word policing in the LGBT community.

RuPaul Further Responds to Transphobic Accusations: "I've Been a 'Tra@ny' For 32 Years"

RUPAUL ON LGBT SPEECH POLICE: 'B*TCH, YOU NEED TO GET STRONGER

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These are fringe people who are looking for storylines to strengthen their identity as victims.

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If your idea of happiness has to do with someone else changing--what they say, what they do--you are in for a fucking hard-ass road.

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The pigs forgot why they had a revolution in the first place, and the pigs started walking up on their hind legs. Secretly, they just want to be Farmer John.

It's kinda interesting that RuPaul is in this media shit-storm and his show has yet to be cancelled. Whereas Duck Dynasty and HGTV have been cancelled or come under much worse scrutiny. Seems political correctness is not a two-way street.

What I really like about these articles is RuPaul is highlighting this "fringe" of LGBT that is overly politically correct and coming down on public figures. So this has less to do with transphobia, and more like the Gay Fascism thread. I really agree with his statement: "If your idea of happiness has to do with someone else changing--what they say, what they do--you are in for a fucking hard-ass road."

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