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    1. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 25 Oct 2019

      Are you (or would people describe you as) a TERF (trans exclusionary radical feminist) or SWERF (sex worker exclusionary radical feminist)? (I know some TERFs and SWERFs consider the terms derogatory. If there's a more neutral term to use pls lemme know)

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    2. Grokking Points Podcast‏ @GrokkingPoints 25 Oct 2019
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      TERFs successfully convincing everyone that TERF is a slur is as ingenious as it is baffling

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      Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 25 Oct 2019
      Replying to @GrokkingPoints

      Idk, don't things become slurs when they're used as insults? Doesn't all it take for something to become a slur is for it to develop a connotation of disgust or hatred or something?

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        2. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 25 Oct 2019
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          tho the thought of SWERFs picking a more neutral term makes me go 'ahhh' because SWERFs trigger me a lot, but I still consciously advocate that they have the right to do that and I'll try to use neutral terms because that would help discussion

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        3. C‏ @thylocene 25 Oct 2019
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          I mean, if you don’t like being can an X exclusionary radical then maybe don’t be an X exclusionary radical

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        1. Grokking Points Podcast‏ @GrokkingPoints 25 Oct 2019
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          It's definitely been overused as an insult to the point of uselessness, but it started out as a neutral (and necessary) distinction between two types of feminists. They can call it a slur, but it's a *literally true* description of their beliefs.

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        2. Rose 🐙 🔱 🍙‏ @clockworkfaerie 25 Oct 2019
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          It's only used as an insult because the people it's describing are, well... terrible people. It's a perfectly descriptive acronym that doesn't inherently have any negative meaning, it's just...negative because they're shitty people, lol.

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        3. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 25 Oct 2019
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          Ok, fair? Maybe I'm not viewing this as the point. If I'm trying to understand someone and change someone's mind, then insulting them is going to actively hurt. I value using as neutral terms as possible with anyone whose mind I might wanna change, no matter how shitty they are.

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        1. Rafael Bulsing‏ @rmbalt 25 Oct 2019
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          I dunno. Maybe in most cases, but in this particular situation, TERF is really just so... Accurately descriptive. It would actually make more sense to take offence at the "radical" part than the "trans exclusionary" one.

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        1. Rafael Bulsing‏ @rmbalt 25 Oct 2019
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          Maybe I'm just cynical, but this feels less like they are actually offended by the term, and more that they realize how much bad PR it has gotten, and decided to change their branding.

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        1. Rafael Bulsing‏ @rmbalt 25 Oct 2019
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          Super non PC example, but, you know how "retarded" became offensive, and every word we came up to replace it eventually became offensive too? Maybe it's the same with TERFs. Whatever new name they pick, in a few years the bad PR will make they claim that name is a slur too

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