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cinnabonbon

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8. Oh, don't get me wrong. I agree with you.

Sun Feb 2, 2014, 04:42 AM

Feb 2014

I am just saying that they're trying to twist a normal reaction (not trusting the majority because they're oppressing you.) into something that revolves around them instead. I realize that I wasn't clear at all. Sorry.

But I really don't think that you can be oppressed for something that gives you privilege in this society - like being straight. Trying to use social justice terms in order to silence minorities is really aggravating behaviour.

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This is why I am steadily becoming a gay rights advocate [View all] Aerows Feb 2014 OP

Has that been alerted on? stillwaiting Feb 2014 #1

I doubt it would get hidden. QC Feb 2014 #2

I wouldn't even bet a wooden nickel. William769 Feb 2014 #3

Wouldn't 'heterophobia' cinnabonbon Feb 2014 #4

IMO, "heterophobia" is akin to "reverse racism," ie, made up bullshit by false "victims." Behind the Aegis Feb 2014 #5

Oh, don't get me wrong. I agree with you. cinnabonbon Feb 2014 #8

No worries. I understood your post. It just gave me a good jumping off point. Behind the Aegis Feb 2014 #10

I think what they tend to mean is... Fearless Feb 2014 #7

In that case they are full of it. cinnabonbon Feb 2014 #9

Might be pointless, with that one, but I at least gave it a shot: nomorenomore08 Feb 2014 #6

Apparently, straight people are in danger of getting the crap beaten out of them Aerows Feb 2014 #11

Am I too sensitive? Aerows Feb 2014 #12