That all happens because masculinity is one of the most fragile things in the world.Oh no i find entertaining how easily ppl freak out over trivial stuff and go ballistic.
I do not understand it but i enjoy ppl working on their heartattack for no actual reason .. for me that is insanity.
And yeah i also was somewhat sarcastic .. basically saying too much touchy ppl in the world these days
Yeah because it's touchy to not appreciate being referred to as abnormal or lesser. Fuck off.Oh no i find entertaining how easily ppl freak out over trivial stuff and go ballistic.
I do not understand it but i enjoy ppl working on their heartattack for no actual reason .. for me that is insanity.
And yeah i also was somewhat sarcastic .. basically saying too much touchy ppl in the world these days
See if you would remind yourself that normal is a 100 percent subjective term you would not need to use mean words at all.
Sexual content isn't controversial. Implying that there is a normal way to behave sexually is. Its a dangerous mindset that leads to violence and death. You'll forgive me if I do take the subject 100% seriously all the time. The suicide rate among the LGBT community is entirely based on social perception of sexuality and the idea that they are abnormal.
Dude... I think you're kinda overreacting a little for no reason. The way I see it, he used the term "normal" in the sense of "in the norm", "usual" or "common".
Because if you're not normal you're abnormal. Forgive me for taking language literally, I'm a writer first. What you say has a meaning. Common and Normal are incredibly different in this context, and when you consider the state of the landscape I do not allow for anyone to try to make light of the implication that there is something wrong with a sexuality beyond hetero.
But see that is where you are entirely missing the point of NORMAL.
Yeah, but in the same sense, saying something isn't "normal" doesn't necessarilly means it's abnormal. As a writer you understand that words have diferent meanings depending on the context and, sometimes, it's kinda hard to know what word to use in certain situations, especially for non english speakers such as myself.
Society doesn't work on an individual level. And promoting an idea that one thing is normal over another in society will only alienate a subset of society. You can't blame my individual sensibilities for the fact that society does already have a hard time treating people outside of the heterornomative structure with the respect deserved as humans. What people do in private is their own business. Leave your concept of normal at the door the moment you decide you want to function in society.
As far as I'm concerned, behind 4 wall everything is normal.
I remember 4chan in the 2000s we were all assholes and there was just as much controversy. The only real difference is the evolution of social media.
Seriously? Do you think it matters where the message of intolerance spreads? People didn't take 4chan or reddit seriously either and now /pol/ and r/theDonald are fucking hives of nazi sympathisers who will actually do damage to society. In fact, if you look at the numbers, white supremacists commit more acts of terror in the west than radical islam by like 2 to 1. So yeah, when I am met with someone who talks shit about a group of people, no matter where it is, I step up and make my voice heard.
I think you're confusing political correctness with common decency. Its a common misconception. Its one thing to think, man I don't like gay people, its another thing entirely to broadcast to the world that you don't like gay people and then expect not to have people comment on it. Is it an opinion someone can have? Certainly, they're probably an asshole, but they can have it. The moment they broadcast it though, they are subject to the will of society. Society, by necessity, purges the intolerant.
As Evelyn Beatrice Hall once said: "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it"
But you enver seemed to have noticed that noone actually said anything like that.
