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where I grew up, in eastern MA in the '90s and esp. the late '80s, people definitely sometimes used "queer" as a slur ("smear the queer" being a popular playground game of chasing and beating up an unpopular kid), but nowhere near as much as "gay".
by the mid-'90s though hardly anyone went to "queer" as their first-choice insult anymore, and "f*g" got much more popular. then people would use "queer" sort of sideways, to "get away" with saying a "bad word" and then pretend "no, I just meant 'strange'!"
the same dodge every generation of high school students discovers with "niggardly", after they read Hamlet for the first time.
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