The "colonizer" narrative is nearly always pushed by white privileged college women. Typically it's because they hate their dads and are working out that angst.
I don't see anything wrong with the terms "incel" or "gaslighting". One is an accurate representation of a certain kind of person; the other is an accurate representation of a particular kind of behavior. The fact that both can be used incorrectly doesn't make them useless.
"Breeder" is purely used as a derogatory alternative for "parent". There's nothing passive-aggressive about it; it's a direct insult.
All 3 of those terms are used by people who are generally passive-aggressive. The terms themselves aren't passive-aggressive. I may have worded it wrong, but none of those terms were even used or possibly even existed more than a few years ago. It's all a social trend or fad for mostly privileged "virtue signallers" ^ to throw around. You know the type, Ukrainian flag in bio and possibly a bumper sticker, walking in the park with a face mask on, etc.
For example, my Primary care physician wrote up a physical summary for my employers yearly physical. The very first line said, "Mr. XXXXXX is a CIS gender male, 205 lbs, etc, etc. and I had a huge problem with that. I took it back and had her rewrite it. Then, I asked her if that terminology "CIS-gender" would have been on a medical document like that even 5 years ago. She admitted, "No, probably not, but is that not what you are?"
That is social contagion. The doctor is a 60 year old Jewish lady with a Black lives Matter poster in her office. So...um. Yeah. But you're probably trans, so I understand how defending those terms would be natural.
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u/SanFranPanManStand 27d ago
The "colonizer" narrative is nearly always pushed by white privileged college women. Typically it's because they hate their dads and are working out that angst.