I know some gay guys who are queerphobic; “queer” is an automatic swipe left for them.
Harald, I think “biphobia” is the ability to hold “homophobia” and “transphobia” in your mind at the same time, given that trans ideology is homophobic.
Brian M
Is biphobia, then, an example of quantum indeterminacy?
Francis Boyle
I read through that whole thread. At the end was what I thought was a very stupid comment, indeed the crowning comment of stupidity and incoherence. (I general don’t look at names before reading comments – I like to take them on their own merits.) Then I looked at the name. Oh, India! Well, of course. (I’m happy to call him India if that what he wants, though India the actual country might want to have a word with him.)
latsot
It’s been clear for years that Baddiel is on board with the gender criticism in a general way, but is a moral and intellectual coward so won’t say anything definitive.
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Hmm, biphobia, is that just two regular phobias?
Queerphobic?
I know some gay guys who are queerphobic; “queer” is an automatic swipe left for them.
Harald, I think “biphobia” is the ability to hold “homophobia” and “transphobia” in your mind at the same time, given that trans ideology is homophobic.
Is biphobia, then, an example of quantum indeterminacy?
I read through that whole thread. At the end was what I thought was a very stupid comment, indeed the crowning comment of stupidity and incoherence. (I general don’t look at names before reading comments – I like to take them on their own merits.) Then I looked at the name. Oh, India! Well, of course. (I’m happy to call him India if that what he wants, though India the actual country might want to have a word with him.)
It’s been clear for years that Baddiel is on board with the gender criticism in a general way, but is a moral and intellectual coward so won’t say anything definitive.