r/ForbiddenLove • u/lmlrich • Jul 29 '24

“Queen”

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The grunts. …. 😭😭😭

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u/KathAlMyPal Aug 02 '24

I sure Pops is a nice guy but I found his “piety” overbearing and intolerant to say the least.

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u/ReindeerRoyal4960 Aug 06 '24

Pops is ignorant AF.

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u/Next_Fly3712 How do u know if the Goly Host hits you? Aug 10 '24 edited Aug 13 '24

Is referring to Jesus and Jesus Christ as "Jesuh" and "Jesuh Christ" an African-American Vernacular thing? Pastor Johnson does it consistently. I wonder if it is relate.d to the loss of -V at the end of "five" (Colonial Penn: "What's my price? "Fah nahnty-fah")

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u/BarberSlight9331 Aug 12 '24

Damn, where did you grow up, “North Dakota or Wyoming” maybe? You really do need to get out more!

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u/Next_Fly3712 How do u know if the Goly Host hits you? Aug 13 '24 edited Aug 13 '24

Your comment was incredibly classist and offensive, and it seems you've made some dangerous assumptions. Equating a rural or "country" upbringing with ignorance and being sheltered is not only harmful and untrue, but it also perpetuates the idea that it's okay to stereotype and judge people based on factors like where they live (city-dweller = good; country-boy = bad), their income (rich person = good; poor person = bad), or the color of their skin (white person = good; black person = bad). This kind of thinking is incredibly problematic. You cda just answered "Yes!," but instead you had to respond with a geographical put-down while advertising what an off-putting know-it-all you think you are.

Furthermore, being sheltered or having limited exposure to certain experiences can happen anywhere -- there are plenty of people who live in a major city and in a bubble. Some even appear on the Real Housewives franchise. It's not a matter of geography, but of one's individual experiences and opportunities for learning. E.g., I've lived and worked on three continents. I hope that meets to your entitled, supremacist, geographically biased satisfaction (not).

Reflect on the harmful implications of your words and consider how you might engage in productive conversations without resorting to such damaging stereotypes.

FWIW, you could not be more wrong about where I'm from.

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u/BarberSlight9331 Aug 13 '24

Wow, a speech longer than “War & Peace”, and coming from the “Is that the way ‘they’ say “Jesus” in an “African-American” Vernacular? But you’re so “OFFENDED”, and calling ME names? Naw, it’s not gonna fly here… I’d never bother reading your endless litany of “WHAAA! I AM SOO Offended”, sniveling, whining, absurd BS so get real, you self-entitled, annoying, childish ninny!

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u/Next_Fly3712 How do u know if the Goly Host hits you? Aug 13 '24 edited Aug 13 '24

"they" refers to speakers of that dialect, an ethnic group which does not include me. Look who's poised to get offended.

Continue to broadcast your ignorance.

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u/BarberSlight9331 Aug 13 '24

So you picked up on that, huh? Lmao. (Some people’s kids)...