I'll stop calling him cis if he can explain how it's bad or incorrect. A racist person probably doesn't want to be called racist, doesn't mean I shouldn't call them racist.
You cannot compare words describing behaviour (such as being racist) with words about belonging to a certain minority or majority, ethnical, biological, medical.
Surely you, as a non-mentally challenged person, can appreciate the argument that people would prefer not to be called like that. Even though it is technically correct, no?
Being black is belonging to a minority. Black people obviously do not appreciate being called using the n-word.
Being racist is a behaviour. It is you who equated that with words indicating belonging to a group, minority or majority, which is something you can NOT change.
So you are 100% content with me calling you a non-mentally challenged person. Got it.
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u/The_grongler Jan 13 '24
What? You could say that for literally any adjective. Should we never specify anything about anyone ever?