I read the Google Doc they shared.
Oh. My. God.
It's even worse than I thought - they actually can't string together a coherent argument.
I'll be ignoring xxx let's just assume xxx for the sake of this paper xxx at its most literal sense the word means xxx irrespective of context xxx.
Doing the above means the result of such "search" has no quantifiable significance and can't be taken seriously.
And the cheap shot comparisons are laughable especially from someone considered an academic. For example, RM states:
"Homophobic men say things like, ‘I just think a man having sex with another man is just disgusting. I mean, how do they even do it?’ and Lesbophobic people, even if only out if ignorance, ask things like, ‘How do lesbians even have sex? Do they just, like, scissor or something?’"
OBVIOUSLY the first comment would be almost exclusively thought of us homophobic. I am a bisexual woman and in no realm whatsoever would I consider someone "lesbophobic" for not knowing how two women have sex. My mum would ask this and she fucking loves me!
The pretend person quoted by and cast as lesbophobic RM above has no real life concept of it, no experience of it and has cast no negative assumptions on it - they are neutrally ignorant about it which is no moral blight on their character. They do not have an innate responsibility to know how all other pairings of people fuck.
My mum is kind and open minded, is she a somethingphobe for not knowing what spitroasting is?
Absolute attention seeking twaddle.