my sister is a CUNT

[fervour]

@BigT

I for one have stopped using “cunt.” I used to reserve it for the worst of the worst. But can now easily see that it’s a gendered insult and have encountered many women saying they don’t want to be called that. It has no real different meaning than many other insults, so I don’t really need it. And there is a continental divide on how bad it is, making accurate communication difficult.

I just don’t see any pressing need to keep it, and it allows for consistency with nigger, faggot, tranny, retard, etc. If I treat women as a disadvantaged group, then there must be a supreme insult that is above the rest, just like any other group.

Plus it’s used so often for men that it takes on a sexist implication that calling someone a woman makes it a worse insult. I refrain from “bitch” and “sissy” and “pussy” for the same reasons.

I like you, Big T. We are only human. I don’t fault the OP for using a crass insult. If the OP’s sister actually behaved as the OP described, the sister is a wretched human being. I know I only get the OP’s evaluation and the truth lies somewhere in between that damnation and bliss.

But the OP has pretty strong and convincing feelings.

I, for one, do not like my dick disparaged. I’m, pretty fond of my dick. OK? I hope every woman is fond of her genitals too.

[Latro]

@Guinastasia

You know what else is misogynistic? Telling women what words they should or shouldn’t be offended by.

Upvoted.

[Eonwe]

@Guinastasia

You know what else is misogynistic? Telling women what words they should or shouldn’t be offended by.

(I’m tired of hearing that calling someone a “cunt” is so offensive, like it’s somehow so bad, but there’s no big deal with calling someone a “dick”. There’s nothing wrong with dicks either, but we still use it as an insult.)

I’m a woman and if I want to call someone a cunt I will. And I don’t appreciate a man lecturing me about it.

Disagree. There is nothing inherent in being a woman that makes one’s actions or words non-misogynistic. Pointing out misogynistic behavior is not itself rendered misogynistic because of the genders of the people involved.

“Cunt” may or may not be an insult that promotes and reinforces the patriarchy; I’m not in a position to take a stand one way or another about that. But certainly it’s the duty of everybody to call out the things we understand to be misogynistic, regardless of where we see them?

[AHunter3]

@BigT

I for one have stopped using “cunt.” I used to reserve it for the worst of the worst. But can now easily see that it’s a gendered insult and have encountered many women saying they don’t want to be called that. It has no real different meaning than many other insults, so I don’t really need it. And there is a continental divide on how bad it is, making accurate communication difficult.

I just don’t see any pressing need to keep it, and it allows for consistency with nigger, faggot, tranny, retard, etc. If I treat women as a disadvantaged group, then there must be a supreme insult that is above the rest, just like any other group.

Plus it’s used so often for men that it takes on a sexist implication that calling someone a woman makes it a worse insult. I refrain from “bitch” and “sissy” and “pussy” for the same reasons.

I’ll upvote this one.

[kayaker]

@AHunter3

Calling someone a “dick” isn’t appropriate either, and is very much a sexist insult. Along with “dickish”, etc.

What’s your stand on “festering anal polyp”?

[Procrustus]

@kayaker

What’s your stand on “festering anal polyp”?

Let’s keep current politics out of this thread.

[AHunter3]

@kayaker

What’s your stand on “festering anal polyp”?

I don’t think standing on them helps much, but the real problem is sitting on them. If they aren’t too far in, you could try a pair of toenail clippers, but there’s a presumably obvious problem with infection that I don’t know what to do about. Which makes it a bit of a circular problem if you see what I mean.

[Guinastasia]

@AHunter3

I don’t think standing on them helps much, but the real problem is sitting on them. If they aren’t too far in, you could try a pair of toenail clippers, but there’s a presumably obvious problem with infection that I don’t know what to do about. Which makes it a bit of a circular problem if you see what I mean.

TMI! TMI! TMI! :eek:

[LouisB]

@Procrustus

Let’s keep current politics out of this thread.

This made me laugh out loud. Thanks.

[Knowed_Out]

I remember when Howard Stern had his show on E! of the filmed version of his broadcasts. Before his guests come into the studio, producer Baby Booey would go over a list of rules with them, of what you can say and cannot say on the air. What’s funny is how the context of his litany was treated by the censors.

“You can call somebody a dick, but you have to say ‘penis’ instead of BLEEP when you’re talking about the body part. Likewise, you can call somebody a pussy, but you have to say ‘vagina’ instead of BLEEP when you’re talking about the body part.”

[AHunter3]

@Guinastasia

TMI! TMI! TMI! :eek:

Well, HE started it!!

[SteveG1]

@Helena330

I’m so sorry, Sahirnee. Your Mama’s being so used. Like at least one other person has suggested, is there any chance of her kicking out Cunt and Mr. Cunt? They’re basically being rewarded for their behavior.

There is really only one answer.

Kill it with fire.

Yup.

Kill it with fire.

And then burn the ashes.

[russian_heel]

The OP is absolute poetry.
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[Corry_El]

@Guinastasia

You know what else is misogynistic? Telling women what words they should or shouldn’t be offended by.

(I’m tired of hearing that calling someone a “cunt” is so offensive, like it’s somehow so bad, but there’s no big deal with calling someone a “dick”. There’s nothing wrong with dicks either, but we still use it as an insult.)

I’m a woman and if I want to call someone a cunt I will. And I don’t appreciate a man lecturing me about it.

OK but then a man should be just as able to say that IMO. I don’t tilt at windmills trying to express that belief in real life with c word, n word or any others where ‘I can say it but you can’t’ is applied. But I still don’t buy it. Maybe you don’t either, but one might take that inference. A word is acceptable in a setting or not, not acceptable for one person to say but not another, same setting, IMO.

The ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ episode about this was typically hilarious. Larry learned as Jeff told him: ‘cunt is lot heavier than dick’. But before anyone shows off their advanced identity studies to explain why ‘history’ makes this perfectly logical, no it doesn’t. A lot of social conventions are complete nonsense. That’s why that’s such a funny show. It doesn’t mean people with common sense make a constant habit of ignoring social conventions though. A lot of times it’s not worth the effort. But if some disembodied voice on the internet calls somebody else a ‘cunt’, I don’t give a hoot the writer’s sex and don’t see why I should.

[Clothahump]

@Sahirrnee

Yes that’s right she’s a CUNT with a capital C
…snip…

you remember you little two-faced back-stabbing cheating slut
I know what you are
and it sure ain’t much

Wow. Where do you guys live, and how much do you charge for tickets to the show?

[Guinastasia]

@Corry_El

OK but then a man should be just as able to say that IMO. I don’t tilt at windmills trying to express that belief in real life with c word, n word or any others where ‘I can say it but you can’t’ is applied. But I still don’t buy it. Maybe you don’t either, but one might take that inference. A word is acceptable in a setting or not, not acceptable for one person to say but not another, same setting, IMO.

The ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ episode about this was typically hilarious. Larry learned as Jeff told him: ‘cunt is lot heavier than dick’. But before anyone shows off their advanced identity studies to explain why ‘history’ makes this perfectly logical, no it doesn’t. A lot of social conventions are complete nonsense. That’s why that’s such a funny show. It doesn’t mean people with common sense make a constant habit of ignoring social conventions though. A lot of times it’s not worth the effort. But if some disembodied voice on the internet calls somebody else a ‘cunt’, I don’t give a hoot the writer’s sex and don’t see why I should.

If a man wants to call a woman (or another man, for that matter) a cunt, I personally have no problem with that.

[LSLGuy]

@kayaker

What’s your stand on “festering anal polyp”?

@Procrustus

Let’s keep current politics out of this thread.

You totally win the thread. In fact you win all of them today.

I did an actual laugh out loud, not a mere figurative LOL. As did my wife when I told her.

Bravo Good Sir. Very Well Played!!

The fact that “festering anal polyp” becomes FAP when initialized is even better. I have been seeking a good shorthand for Il Douche / Dear Leader and now I have it. Thank you.

[Trafalgar_Laura]

I try to go with “jackass.” Pretty much everybody has an ass. Equality!

[nightshadea]

Well at least I know its better as she did get her own place… I don’t think sister lives with mom anymore …

[LongTimeLurker]

@AHunter3

** gets tired of seeing the thread title amongst the listings for New Posts **
<snip>
That’s not relevant and your rant wasn’t entertaining enough to hold my attention long enough to develop my own opinion of that part.

And your arrogance imagines that the world weeps due to your lack of attention.