Silhouette
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It's not disrespect, it's mocking, [MENTION=20412]JakeStarkey[/MENTION]. I'll continue to use the word "breeders" until the day I never see another derogatory term used for gays on this forum.
It's inappropriate, not mockery.
You are mocking your own cause by imitating your opponents' nasty language.
And, yes, it is very disrespectful to all the heterosexuals who support your cause.
Please man up and be the better person.
Howey [and Jake], please don't try to sell the idea that the cult of LGBT has been using the term "breeder" ..."just in recent years as they started posting online when mean mean bullies like Silhouette began asking them in a public forum about the etiology of their behaviors"...

Maybe the two of you are really young pups? But I'm old enough to remember the Rocky Horror Picture Cult and how this whole gig got really going back in the mid 1970s. It was at precisely the same time the cult was taking over the American Psychological Association, storming their convention and knocking over their booths, demanding that they be taken off the DSM. [bear in mind in case you missed that, these were freakily-clad thugs, staking out the APA conventions in bushes at night, sneaking in through back doors, knocking over booths, grabbing the microphone away from speakers and demanding to be removed from the list of 'people with disturbed behaviors']
And it worked. For some reason that remains inexplicable. It certainly wasn't through the ruling scientific principle of the APA. That was unceremoniouisly and invisibly removed once gay activists inflitrated the board of the APA. It was gone without even a meeting or an up or down vote. The gays in the APA by that time just "disappeared it". It can't even be found in their archives online. It was called the "Leona Tyler Principle" that demanded that any public position the assocation took on a topic of mental health had to be supported by hard science. *Poof*....gone. And that's who the APA is today: the same organization that approves of medical doctors assiting the amputation of healthy organs to abet a patient's delusions that he or she "was born in the wrong body"...
Way back then, the word "breeders" was in full use as it is today by the cult. And it is derogatory and meant to be heard by the accused as "some nasty thing you don't want to be associated with [young man]..."
Oh, before I forget, the story line of the Rocky Horror Picture show is that of a mentally unstable bisexual transvestite who essentially kidnaps two normal "breeders" on their way to be married, or just married [I forget] caught with a broken car in a rain storm....and who holds them hostage at his castle and essentially rapes both of them into "a new way of thinking" about LGBT "values". Meanwhile a side story is that this twisted tyrant is creating a boy-frankenstein as his personal innocent sexual toy to defile with the help of two lesbian-assistants. Way back then the word "breeder" was in full use and it was not in response to any alleged bullying. It was just their way of making young people associate the word with something negative. ie a powerful psychological tool in molding young minds a particular way.
So I'm not buying the "it's a term of necessity of late" BS. It's been in use for a long long time.