In a confusing story emerging from Phoenix, AZ, 27-year-old self-proclaimed “tell it like it is”-type of guy Pierson Miller has no problem saying every slur under the sun, but has drawn a hard line at being called “weird.”
“It’s just such a rude and callous thing to say about someone,” Piers
Again, I’m not voting. I’m tired of excusing toxic behavior because not doing so would make me a horrible person or a Nazi or whatever.
Ah I see now. It’s a weird thing to say some nonsense as “an aside” as if this was commonly understood what you are talking about. Presumably you’ve internalized sexism and it comes out in these weird ways. Hope you get it now.
Oh so now I’m a bigot and my emotions are strange and invalid. Got it.
If the shoe fits…
Stop making this all about you. You are flooding a comment section of a satire news thread about YOUR feelings and YOUR unprocessed trauma from school. This isn’t about YOU this is about a pack of political bullies getting the tables turned on them and they don’t like it at all and its working. Politics is a game and one party has been fighting dirty for decades now and your upset because the other party uses a word you don’t like? Go melt in a corner snowflake. Or grow the fuck up and stop making it all about you and your feelings.
Comments from individuals are a huge part of Lemmy. I told people why I disagreed with the point this article was trying to make, and how that affected my personal decision to vote. My vote is ultimately going to be about me and the way I feel about both candidates/parties. That’s how voting works.
I at no point told anyone to vote a certain way, or not to vote. I at no point implied anything about people who choose to vote for Harris. You’re the one who can’t handle any sort of perspective that sits outside your worldview.
I can handle it just fine but in my perspective you are completely missi g the point of calling the GOP wierd.