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In reply to the discussion: Labels? [View all]Goblinmonger
(22,340 posts)36. That response was in the same post.
Look at the time stamp and find something before that that is uncivil. I've offered to edit those if so. Once it became clear that publicly attacking me was just fine, I thought it was time to point that out. I responded to those attacks in nothing but a civil manner.
And hopefully it is clear to everyone that "I'm not parsing gay slurs with you" really means "I have fuckall as to why that is homophobic but I can't possibly admit that."
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I agree. I notice as my faith cuanges and grows thst labels don't pinpoint my faith completely.
hrmjustin
Aug 2014
#1
Interesting question. I would have never used the term "idolize" re a personal label
No Vested Interest
Aug 2014
#12
I believe the term refers to an atheist who thinks that some atheists are too harsh on believers
el_bryanto
Aug 2014
#17
That's possibly the origin of the term; but obviously it's being applied wider than that. nt
el_bryanto
Aug 2014
#22
You camd in here knowing fullwellwhat might happen and started trashing the place.
hrmjustin
Aug 2014
#35
Labels can be handy, but a given label can cover a multitude of differences
Fortinbras Armstrong
Aug 2014
#57