[poop MANIAC(fecal frenzy!!!!!!!!]

I understand the core of the "issue" just fine, it simply isn't an actual issue

And you see, that's part of the issue right there. I think you're having a critical failure to empathize, and that's okay. What's not okay is invalidating someone's experiences based on your own preconceived notions. I don't think you're approaching this from a very healthy light, but I appreciate that you took the time to engage and make your voice heard. Thank you.

As a bi bipoc i wish we had more people that could articulate their thoughts like you poop maniac thank you for speaking out on this injustice

I'm happy I was able to resonate so well with you. I think it's something we can all do if we really commit!

no i do not empathize with bigots and yes it is okay to invalidate their experiences of being bigots

I don't think you understand. You don't have to empathize with un-persons, but I don't think its fair for you to invalidate my experiences and feelings empathizing with un-persons myself. You see, you might not realize this but behind every computer screen is a real human being, someone with real thoughts and real emotions, and although we may rightfully despise those human beings with equal parts venom and vigor, and commit our attention to loathing them as much as we can, I think we shouldn't shut down other people for wanting to be friends. Because after all, friendship is magic.

if those thoughts are "women and minorities should be harassed" then no i do not care about their thoughts and emotions and yes they should be shut down

I understand and agree completely. People who display the wrong kinds of behaviors and opinions should be, by default, immediately shut down. I have said this multiple times, please read my messages when I type them or I'm afraid I'll have to start taking your words in bad faith. And I'm not invalidating your experience in filling your heart with hate for other human beings, I'm just asking you not to invalidate other people who, like yourself, have the correct opinions and good labels in their experiences trying to spread positive messages.