Types of people you don't like

Basically all these gender subgenres are really douchey to mention in casual conversation, and the more specific ones tend to be embraced by people craving individuality or fringe outsiders who don't make up enough of the populace to have their own description.
 
Last I checked, there is no law saying transqueerMuslimplantkins can't identify as transqueerMuslimplantkins. But these are contradictory:



If we remove the attributes of "masculinity" and "femininity", they become something else, or the prior arrangement of traits become something else. In either case, one of the key traits of traditional masculinity and femininity is being binary in nature. Additionally, those other traits you ascribe to each gender are not absolutely dichotomous. The slider is just generally more towards one way or the other. Otherwise you cannot be complementary. Hence binary.

To say that this is harmful, and must change, and then turn around and say "but you should be able to [identify in those ways]" is contradictory. The fact of the matter is you really don't have contradictory beliefs, it's just trying to CYA on problematic beliefs that puts you in an uncomfortable bind.

There is an important difference between tolerating something and supporting it. I'll tolerate the transqueerMuslimplantkins as in I won't seek laws to single them out for punishment. But I am under no ethical duty to offer them support beyond what they may require as human beings. Anything above and beyond that must be at the individual discretion, and if I continue to cut my grass anyway and a congregation of traditional Muslims won't accept the transqueer into a mosque, this isn't an injustice or harmful.

This. You can't eliminate gender roles entirely without force, so if that's not what they're trying to accomplish, then what are they trying to say?

If you're willing to respect the traditions of others, where's the conflict here?
 
Something more appropriate to the subject matter and general mood, themes, and outlook of the genre, little chap. T-shirts and jeans are for teenage kids going to the mall, FFS.

You've completely ignored the second part of my post there, sport. Death Metal has always been jeans and tshirts. Should all death metal bands start wearing grim reaper outfits on stage because some symphonic cheese loving uberdouche starts moaning about "showmanship" on a message board? I think not, fruitycakes.
 
I don't think I care for these islamic sympathizing, feminist, politically correct, self indulgent, my shit doesn't stink, holier than thou multicultural hipster douche cunts that seem to be roaming around causing a muck these days. Apparently everyone who disagrees with them on politics or anything for that matter is a misogynistic, uneducated, culturally insensitive nazi fascist rapist baby killing war criminal who thinks literally every American citizen is guilty of mass genocide and the middle east is a happy fun place full of pink bunnies that hop around giving everyone free candy while whistling fucking dixy and that Islam has literally no connection whatsoever to ISIS or any of the insane shit that goes on in the middle east or other muslim dominated countries. A group of people that think literally every problem in the world can be put squarely on the shoulders of the U.S.
 
A - You're getting your grade 10, laddie.

B - If you think showmanship is a superficiality in performance art, you'd be better off sticking to pigeon racing as a hobby, sonny. :rolleyes:

A - Its a line from a show, you inbred moron. Besides, you seem like you are 16 or something dude.

B - One can exhibit showmanship without needing to rely on superficial fashion statements.
 
A - Its a line from a show, you inbred moron. Besides, you seem like you are 16 or something dude.

B - One can exhibit showmanship without needing to rely on superficial fashion statements.

A - You don't understand sarcasm very well, do ya lad?

B - Wearing genre-appropriate clothing to a gig that you're performing at isn't so much about fashion as common-fucking-sense, but it certainly does add tons of showmanship value to the concert if the crowd can see that the band actually care about the visual aspect of the show too.

No sign of any shitty t-shirts or jeans here, I guess it had to be an European death metal band that would end up educating the unimaginative American death t-shirt kids:
 
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The music itself is definitely paramount, but a performance adds a pretty awesome element to a live gig. Its not so much about the clothes, but 'skits' a la King Diamond and Gwar are a lot of fun. A different, but equal, kind of fun to just head banging watching the musicians do their thang.