this post was submitted on 12 Aug 2020

47 points (68% insightful | 32% fun)

Submissions restricted

LGBDropTheT

2,233 readers

~2 users here now

ABOUT US

DropTheT is a community of gay, lesbian, and bisexual men and women (and our allies) who believe that the LGB community should separate from the Transgender and Queer+ communities.

Review our Mission Statement Here

The Official sub of the "Drop The T" movement and "LGB Drop The T".

RIP r/LGBDropTheT

21st Feb 2019 - 10th July 2020

Eat Shit, Powermods r/DropTheT

6th Nov, 2015 - 21st Feb 2019

RULES

This sub enforces language and topic censoring.

Mods will remove opposing viewpoints, regardless of where on the Pyramid Of Debate they may be.

Violations may result in a permanent ban without notice.

Review Detailed Rules & FAQs Here

1. General Guidelines / Civility:

All LGB are welcome here, regardless of background or ideology.
Be respectful of each other's differences. Discuss and debate ideas, not individuals.
No slap-fights or name-calling.

2. Appropriate Content:

Why LGB and TQ+ should no longer be part of the same organization.
LGB news, concerns, history, and/or personal affairs.
Other topics must demonstrate applicability towards LGB or "dropping the T".

3. Off-Topic Posts / Comments:

No anti-trans memes/mockery. No "trans people behaving badly" unless it shows a clear and direct impact on LGB.
No AMAs, debate, whataboutism, or "why do you want to" or "Keep The T!" posts.
Straight/trans allies may post as long as content is LGB-relevant. No validation threads.
No agenda-pushing, dividing the community, or derailing.

4. Disallowed Language:

No implying that men/women are defined by gender.
No implying that sexuality is defined by gender.
No homophobia/biphobia or accusations of bigotry.
No racism or anti-semitism.
No slurs, crudity, or shock/gore.

5. Social Media Content:

Direct links to Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr, Reddit, SaidIt, (etc) are allowed.
Archiving or screenshots are encouraged.
No self-advertisement posts.
No posts about being banned from other subs.

6. Sitewide Rules:

Please familiarize yourself with SaidIt Rules and TOS.

Don't post anything illegal.
No pornography or nudity.
No sexualizing minors.
No doxxing.

RELATED LGB SUBS

s/LGB
s/lesbians
s/bisexuals
s/gaymen
s/FEBfems
s/LGBAlliance
s/GetTheLOut

Other Subs Of Interest

Please message the mods if you would like to be added to either list.

MOD APPLICATIONS

We're always looking to add a few more mods to the team!

Apply Here

created by [deleted]a community for 4 years

message the moderators

MODERATORS

NutterButterFlutterStill waving into the void
ns_for_work
moderation team • moderation log

ColonizationTumblr post claims the q-slur has been "fully reclaimed" and that censoring it is "bigoted". (some sanity in the replies)

submitted 3 years ago by reluctant_commenter from roach-works.tumblr.com

15 comments

new insightful fun

you are viewing a single comment's thread.

view the rest of the comments →

[–][deleted] 17 insightful - 1 fun17 insightful - 0 fun18 insightful - 0 fun18 insightful - 1 fun - 3 years ago (1 child)

[–]8bitgay 5 insightful - 1 fun5 insightful - 0 fun6 insightful - 0 fun6 insightful - 1 fun - 3 years ago (0 children)

I was thinking more about statistics and stuff. For example, we can try to understand effects of structural racism by looking at statistics of different groups. If people suddenly started identifying as a new race, then this would skew statistics and other discussions. How can people discuss the racial discrimination they face when other people that never faced racial discrimination are demanding to use the same space to talk about their new-race?

Yet this is what is happening with queer people. Sure, in something they're right: they are "accepting" everyone. Which means the queer category goes from gays/lesbians who are coopted to use the word all the way to straight people who use it to be special. How can we discuss the discriminations that LGB face when every discussion must include Q people, considering that lots of Q people are actually just straight people that will never face any discrimination? How can we have accurate understanding about the issues that gay/lesbian/bi people are facing when they're being coopted to identify as queer?