@KevdudePost SDBH Is Full of Retards, We Need some Language Guidelines

You are all disabled, crippled, wheelchair bound, autistic, blind, deaf, aspies, cerebral palsy, grunting, seizuring, homosexual, white, black, asian, latino, polynesian, transgender, pansexual, communist retards. I have seen a bunch of language used which isn't inclusive to our safespace. This post is a guide on how to communicate properly. The goal of communicating on SDBH is to be as aggressive, condescending and rude as possible. We must remember this core philosophy whenever we communicate using this platform for the greater good of homos globally. Here's a few examples: **NOT RECOMMENDED:** "@BUTTHOLE_EMPRESS that was a funny post you made. Upvoted." **RECOMMENDED:** "@BUTTHOLE_EMPRESS you're a retarded gay minority-loving woman, I don't know why we let your sub-species survive. 6 million was not enough as evidenced by your post. This is something that would have been featured in the degenerate art exhibition. If you lived in North Korea, you would have been executed for such a performance. You have disgraced your bloodline for 500 years. Downvoted." **NOT RECOMMENDED:** "@mattvision is straight" **RECOMMENDED:** "@mattvision is black, retarded, and gay. Just the first feature in that array of negative qualities you possess is enough to question why you have the right to vote. Don't get me started on the other two qualities. You should be blacklisted from mankind after getting a sanity check" **NOT RECOMMENDED:** "@phunkyplatypus you're so epic" **RECOMMENDED:** "@phunkyplatypus you are a gay hot wheels loving, pokemon card game playing, grunting cripple who was born into a wheelchair. Stating your preferred pronouns is a waste of time to mankind. You are the reason why I wish for a world dominated by Ubermensch alpha male chads. Cripple, crazy, sanity, blacklisted, manhour & cattle to name a few." I hope this guide will be appreciated throughout this sub. Together by referring to each other in a degrading & inappropriate nature we can build a better world. It's this type of inclusive language which builds communities and unites us all together globally.