Future liberals
 

Future bet welchers...

I wrote this song:


:GFYBand

shitlib power! shitlib power!
redhats fuck their sister
shit lib poooooweeeeeeer!
redhats fuck their sister
shitlib power! shitlib power!
redhats fuck their sister
shiiiiit liiiib poooooweeeer!
redhats fuck their sisteeeeeeer!

:pimp

He's going on an obsessive binge again posting after me in every thread I post in obsessively making lame anti liberal threads. So glad I have the mental defect specimen blocked.

I've said it before; he only comes here when he's drunk on moonshine and his cousin won't give him any.

I've never met anyone who is Gender Fluid, but I'm kind of nervous about it these days. If I see someone and call them Sir or Madam and I'm wrong about their gender, am I going to get screamed at and put on youtube?

Nah.. Just hold still while they glass ya :thumbsup

Future alt righters

https://i.imgur.com/ycr8vPt.jpg

Yes, and it has happened to me (not the youtube part). An obvious female that I had never met lost "her" shit when I called her by that pronoun. Her friend later told me that "she" prefers to be referred to as "they."

How was I supposed to know this when I had never before met "them?" and how where "they" justified in screaming and yelling? I felt like it was abusive to me for something that I was not guilty of doing.

After that, I'm entirely against the whole movement. It's just bullshit. I could deal with a kind mention of preference, but this is obviously just an attention-seeking scheme and an excuse to be an asshole.

When I meet someone whose gender is not immediately apparent, I simply address them as 'Cunt' in keeping with the same way I would address a male OR female.

Sounds about right.

This is just sad. They clearly have mental issues.

I also have the right to be offended when I hear their bullshit. So do you.

LOL Savage! :1orglaugh

How will they survive..

Back in line.

Lost souls

you'll be fine as long as you're not a dick about it, unless you meet an angry American in which case back away slowly regardless of chosen gender or political persuasion. there be dragons.

gender fluidity has a long history outside of the euro-centric constructs of identity and fam structure. in pre-colonial Native cultures for example it was no big deal, an identifiable difference like the difference between being tall or short but not one that was imbued with any social significance. in many cultures those who were gay, trans or gender-fluid were actually heralded (two-spirited).

even during colonial times a woman named Ahebi Ugbabe who identified as a man and reigned as king and took wives led an Igbo community in Nigeria

tl;dr, difference is as fussy as you choose it to be. never be afraid of other human beings. ask the person what they want you to call them and move on to important ish like what music they listen to :winkwink: