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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You know what is really nuts?  All these DCUM people who think it's cool to insult each other for no good reason.

I can see disagreeing, but why do you have to say someone is dim or creepy or pervy, etc?  I sincerely don't get it.[/quote]

It's important to put some people in their place and deny them any inch of credibility. People who fixate on how teens identify themselves are despicable (deplorable?) and not worthy of any sort of credence.[/quote]

So in other words, anyone who has a moral opinion that is different from your own is deplorable and not worthy of any sort of credence?[/quote]

DP. No, what the PP said is, "People [i]who fixate on how teens identify themselves[/i] are despicable (deplorable?) and not worthy of any sort of credence." (Italics for emphasis.) I'm sure that both you and the other PP have moral opinions on any number of other issues, which the other PP said nothing about.

If you want your moral issue to be -- using the nouns and pronouns for teenagers that you think they ought to have, not the ones they want you to use -- then go right ahead, I guess.[/quote]

I'm not okay with that kind of hypocrisy. The pro-binary poster needs to work on her own grammar before dictating grammar rules to other people. [/quote]

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