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homo有歧视同性恋之意?

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@MonsterBiggie
你昨天在wechat上跟我说,美国佬把homo当作是歧视同性恋之意,我还是很疑惑,不知道是不是文化的差异,我觉得用queer就可以了呀,我们这里用queer就可以表示歧视之意,homo大众上来讲是homosexual的简写,歧视之意真有么?


IP属地:阿尔及利亚来自Android客户端1楼2014-03-14 23:31回复
    Queer,an offens ive way of describ ing a homosexual ,especially a man ,which is, howeve r, also used by so me homosexuals about themselves.


    IP属地:阿尔及利亚来自Android客户端2楼2014-03-14 23:35
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      faggot


      来自Android客户端3楼2014-03-14 23:37
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        homo是有歧视的意思...


        来自iPhone客户端4楼2014-03-14 23:38
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          when i call someone homo can you tell whether im being sarcastic or not?


          来自Android客户端5楼2014-03-14 23:38
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            @乾元_用九 九叔告诉我好么?


            IP属地:阿尔及利亚来自Android客户端6楼2014-03-14 23:46
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              well,depends upon how sensible you are.even gay is a pejorative word if you could not accept what you are


              来自手机贴吧7楼2014-03-14 23:46
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                那homosexual要怎么破


                来自Android客户端8楼2014-03-14 23:51
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                  homo带精神疾病色彩,用gay就没问题,fag算是骂人了,简直过分


                  IP属地:广东9楼2014-03-14 23:52
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                    我好几次在national TV上听到homosexuality 和homosexual这些词了……
                    是不是歧视还是得看具体语境和语气


                    10楼2014-03-14 23:56
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                      这个好,我也想了解啊。比如less bians bi sexual 什么的会不会有骂人色彩


                      来自iPhone客户端11楼2014-03-15 00:03
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                        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LGBT_slurs
                        The following is a list of LGBT slurs. Some of the terms may be considered acceptable to LGBT peoples in a casual register when used among members within LGBT communities and allies. Many imply masculinity in women (e.g., "bull dyke") or effeminacy in men (e.g., "fairy").
                        http://www.safeschoolscoalition.org/glossary.pdf
                        都是玻璃心吗????


                        13楼2014-03-15 00:30
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                          原来出身不是很好
                          1892, in C.G. Chaddock's translation of Krafft-Ebing's "Psychopathia Sexualis," from German homosexual, homosexuale (by 1880, in Gustav Jäger), from homo-, comb. form of Greek homos "same" (see homo- (1)) + Latin-based sexual.
                          "Homosexual" is a barbarously hybrid word, and I claim no responsibility for it. It is, however, convenient, and now widely used. "Homogenic" has been suggested as a substitute. [H. Havelock Ellis, "Studies in Psychology," 1897]


                          14楼2014-03-15 00:47
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                            涨姿势


                            IP属地:新加坡来自Android客户端15楼2014-03-15 01:01
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