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What would you make of a white man pretending to be a black woman? Would this likely be a radical defender of equal rights? Or would this more likely be someone who wants to stereotype defenders of equal rights as being overly radical? Or would this simply be an individual with some sort of severe personal problem?
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In correct PC (BS)-speak, I think s/he'd have to be a "trans-racial, trans-gender EEO suffragist"
In plainspeak, probably a "Wigger Drag Queen", aka 'confused nutbag' ?
Depending upon the extent of trans-genderization, 'Wigga shemale' or 'Whigga Tranny'.
However, I may have over-thought this, at this point...:?
Thread hijacking complete.
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| #18 (permalink) Wed Jul 16, 2008 16:34 pm the use of 'Jack' in English words |
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Substituting Peter for Christ. >_<' People are creative.
Thanks Amy, and for the site too. :)
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