what are you genuinely prejudice against?

[Rip Chudd]

White people, but it's accepted now so it's ok

[Guest]

And you can project prejudice as well as feel it..

as i said, it's also grammatically correct as a noun.

"as I said"... **** me.

I was only joking around anyway, just a bit of tongue-in-cheek banter, but as you're now arguing the point you're making yourself look worse.

It doesn't matter what "you said". You know why? Because you're WRONG.

Yes, you CAN project prejudice. In which case the sentence would be "what do you feel prejudice against?"

This is like all those little Fat Yankettes in NSB talking about how someone is "bias". I appreciate that most Fat Yanks struggle with the concept of third grade English, so I'll give you a pass this time.

[TheBigLug]

"as I said"... **** me.

I was only joking around anyway, just a bit of tongue-in-cheek banter, but as you're now arguing the point you're making yourself look worse.

It doesn't matter what "you said". You know why? Because you're WRONG.

Yes, you CAN project prejudice. In which case the sentence would be "what do you feel prejudice against?"

This is like all those little Fat Yankettes in NSB talking about how someone is "bias". I appreciate that most Fat Yanks struggle with the concept of third grade English, so I'll give you a pass this time.

You're still wrong, if you use the noun instead of using it as a verb as you're suggesting, then it's correct.

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I think it's wrong to be a bigot but very admirable be prejudiced.

A bigot is just someone who hates/fears anything different from themselves and acts on it via petty mockery, bullying, etc.

Prejudice means you've collected data about how to improve the world for future generations and are willing to take a few punches on their behalf by shining the light on backward/degenerate groups.

I wish we would distinguish between these terms more often because they're treated like synonyms but they're rather at opposite ends of the behavioral spectrum.

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I don't understand why it's cool to fat shame people. Always had a soft spot for fat bastards who sweat just from sitting down too long.

Fat people are funny as hell and our world wouldn't be as fun and jolly without them.

John Candy, Aretha Franklin, Santa Claus, Biggie Smalls, Butterbean. All quality individuals.

I think in part because shaming helps them. Where has fat acceptance gotten us? Or tolerating drug addictions "as long as they show up for work!", etc.

A lot of the shaming and taboos mankind has developed are evolutionary safeguards against letting problems fester until they become existential threats.

There's no point in shaming a 50 year old man for his weight. Whatever. That's his lot in life and he's probably trying his best given the circumstances.

But when you go to a high school and see half the teenage students are morbidly obese, there is an urgent lack of shame. They literally just think it's OK & normal.

[Santa_]

man buns

[Jim Jeffries]

****** people and ********s. My apologies for the redundancy.

[Anthony342]

Let's just all be honest...

For me it's fat people. Unless it's a genuine medical reason, which is the very, very small minority, there's no excuse to be fat. I find them absolutely repulsive, lazy and greedy.

For example, I have nothing against gays, but i think it's probably a birth defect. If you consider nature and reproduction, it's not natural to be attracted to the same gender. I can't have anything against them though, i believe they're just born like that, some sort of defect. Not their fault though, so i'm all for it.

That's why i don't like fatties because it can be prevented, apart from the small minority that have genuine health issues causing. I think they should be forced into losing weight.

Me? a s s****s and douchebags.

[Beercules]

******s.


Well, **** em.

[BLASTER1]

I know it's not their fault but little people freak me the *** out.
I'm not joking i get a chemically negative reaction to them in my body whenever I see one.