Dragonfucker isn’t a gender, you enabling trolls makes LGBTQ spaces worse for people with real gender identities that experience real discrimination in the real world.
I bet you feel good when the people you hate get silenced though, like a drug addict chasing dopamine.
Well I would definitely put blahaj down as a queer-focused space rather than a women-focused space. It’s inclusive, women are welcome, but the community there is very much about queer issues.
blahaj.zone is a great one I’ve found. Extremely inclusive, brooks absolutely no bullshit from bad faith actors.
Is also very very queer tho JSYK
That could be our new Lemmy slogan.
Except the Drag person, obvious troll they keep around.
People are fucking weird about drag.
Honestly there are far more worthy things to get pissed about this day and age, open a window
I just blocked them and moved on. It’s just insane it took so long for the admins to finally ban them.
Don’t call them a troll or Ada will ban you like she did me and half of 196
Good
Dragonfucker isn’t a gender, you enabling trolls makes LGBTQ spaces worse for people with real gender identities that experience real discrimination in the real world.
I bet you feel good when the people you hate get silenced though, like a drug addict chasing dopamine.
You don’t get to decide what is and what isn’t a real identity :) if that makes you mad, the ban was justified just for that,
Do you identify as a troll like dragonfucker?
Is that why making me mad is so important to you? :3
Does the troll drug addict want their squirt of dopamine?
Is that it? People disagreeing with you must be trolls? Does imagening that make it easier?
People who want to try to invalidate and mock gender identities are trolls.
Nobody’s gender is realistically “dragonfucker” or “attack helicopter”.
And you like the little squirt of dopamine you get for making the people they attack angry.
You’re not cute or clever for stepping around the rhetoric so you don’t get banned.
It’s maybe the most impotent victim fantasy of a troll I’ve seen in a long time, and i think that’s what bothers me about it.
Blocked
I don’t think we can equate “queer space” with “women’s space”.
I didn’t.
Well I would definitely put blahaj down as a queer-focused space rather than a women-focused space. It’s inclusive, women are welcome, but the community there is very much about queer issues.
Key word: you.
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