It's always seemed like an insult to me. What gets me is the weirdo beta soys who are ok with it. I saw one of them in London being interviewed on the Lotus Eaters podcast. "Are you someone who strongly identifies as male or female?" "Uh, yeah I'm just a cis male but I'm totally ok with transgender people." I just about puked.
Oh yes fuck that, it's not even the feminist types who do this, you see even people who should know better that hand wring over it because they're being midwits and don't want to be seen as bigots.
What they don't realise of course is that only full throated virtue signalling will ever get you in the good graces of the left even if you risk pissing off everybody else. The problem is the cult is strong, so the protection and benefits you get for joining up with them often outweigh the negatives of become enemies with them.
I think this is why a lot of youtubers are still such pussies about confronting them, they clearly think they don't have any choice. Which is why I often dismiss people like that as weak and not worth my time anymore.
Don't forget all that 'die cis scum' messagingput out by these clowns. The troon brigade absolutely intends these terms to be used as slurs against normal people too, often accompanied by violent fantasizing.
And the Christian school shooter totally didn't have those fantasies and massive red flags before they went on a rampage and I'm sure none of these users will either /s
Interestingly enough, that's also how I feel about "bub." I was called that once, and I did not take it well. Because the only person I'd ever heard use that was Wolverine, towards people he is not exactly acting friendly with.
Interesting. I've only had one guy call me that (it may have been "bubs", I don't remember), but the context made it obvious that it was friendly. I can certainly see the term being used in a hostile way as well. Cis is always used with the intention of othering the target, so there's no ambiguity for that term.
Most words can be said in a positive or negative way. Nimrod was an erudite scholar, but calling someone Nimrod nowadays will likely get a hostile reaction thanks to Bugs Bunny of all people.
The people those terms supposedly refer to never consented to being referred to as such. Yes, they're definitely slurs.
It's always seemed like an insult to me. What gets me is the weirdo beta soys who are ok with it. I saw one of them in London being interviewed on the Lotus Eaters podcast. "Are you someone who strongly identifies as male or female?" "Uh, yeah I'm just a cis male but I'm totally ok with transgender people." I just about puked.
Oh yes fuck that, it's not even the feminist types who do this, you see even people who should know better that hand wring over it because they're being midwits and don't want to be seen as bigots.
What they don't realise of course is that only full throated virtue signalling will ever get you in the good graces of the left even if you risk pissing off everybody else. The problem is the cult is strong, so the protection and benefits you get for joining up with them often outweigh the negatives of become enemies with them.
I think this is why a lot of youtubers are still such pussies about confronting them, they clearly think they don't have any choice. Which is why I often dismiss people like that as weak and not worth my time anymore.
It's like if a black guy called himself a nigger with a hard r.
Was it Leo? I hate that degenerate retard.
Don't forget all that 'die cis scum' messaging put out by these clowns. The troon brigade absolutely intends these terms to be used as slurs against normal people too, often accompanied by violent fantasizing.
And the Christian school shooter totally didn't have those fantasies and massive red flags before they went on a rampage and I'm sure none of these users will either /s
Elon also pointed out that the person who started to use cis was a creepy german pedo sexologist.
Which one? I was thinking John Money but he was a Kiwi I think.
its in the top reply if you click the tweet
They are also never used to just refer to normal people but always in a negative or an attack against normal people.
Interestingly enough, that's also how I feel about "bub." I was called that once, and I did not take it well. Because the only person I'd ever heard use that was Wolverine, towards people he is not exactly acting friendly with.
Exactly . If a term is always used to refer to someone negatively you can’t claim it’s not a slur
Interesting. I've only had one guy call me that (it may have been "bubs", I don't remember), but the context made it obvious that it was friendly. I can certainly see the term being used in a hostile way as well. Cis is always used with the intention of othering the target, so there's no ambiguity for that term.
Most words can be said in a positive or negative way. Nimrod was an erudite scholar, but calling someone Nimrod nowadays will likely get a hostile reaction thanks to Bugs Bunny of all people.