I am intrigued by linguistic abuse. I am poor at English and fascinated.
Why are misinformation, disinformation, conspiracy theory proponents abusing us yet pretending they are not projecting what they are into others?
Why can't Howard Donald like something on Twitter then be labelled a conspiracy theory, phobic bigot? He may have fancied KJK or wanted to read the article later. He may not agree with the whole article just a piece yet he is labelled.
They call us bigots yet they don't let us have an opionion. They call us Nazis yet they followed Nazi behaviour regards to medical experiments. They believe in a conspiracy of us killing. Those with rational understanding of biology and label has been changed into having irrational beliefs and causing genocide. Their ideology is harming not just those they call trans also women like Henriett linked on Rosie Diffields Twitter account.
A transvestite is vulnerable and Henrietta is considered his oppressor via intersectionality.
I am disabled in many ways and no reasonable adjustments are being made by the media or institutions for me to easily understand misinformation or clear language.
Insults -
Name calling that describes them not me. Bigot, phobe, conspiracy theories now.
English as a second language, disabilities, low IQ -
Medical misinformation given out in cancer research, not every woman knows what a cervix is who has one or where it is.
I also noted Matt Walsh describe words having been removed of all meaning. I know Venice Allen was collecting old dictionaries due to this issue. I know words often change meaning for example 'cool' and that many like Latin for this reason as it stayed static.
I am struggling to manage this, has it always been like this and I did not realise or are we in a cultural revolution with no wall to try to escape? I feel like I am in some kind of 1980's Soviet union.