THE NEW PC-'PSYCHIATRY' and why.
Reader comment on item: Do I Win a British "Islamophobia Award"?
in response to reader comment: Islamophobe,

Submitted by gordon weare (New Zealand), Feb 16, 2009 at 14:24

This is the new pc psychological warfare game - amateur rank 'psychiatry'. What if you dont want to enter a public toilet with an islamic-homosexual in it ? What does this 'make' you - An islamohomophobe ? Lets get real here - This in NOT a proper Psychiatric diagnosis it is an ACCUSATION, trying to scare ppl with the olders trick in the book - accusing them of being mad. Won't work, dont work. In reality and truth Homophobic means 'Fear of Man'. Just look at the Uptightness political-correctness creates in the workplace, "Watch what you say we have a lesbian on the floor". It seems to get promoted quicker today its best to be a black lesbian ? These ppl get promoted because they have the time, think about that. Politically Correct-Passive Marxism, as they are too gutless to become real Marxists, all the comforts of the West they in particular cant do without. Thats why they still live here and not in dingy Russia. So remember, Homophobia & Islamophobia are not real Psychiatric diagnoses, simply an abuse of Psychiatric teminology and nothing else. By the way - 3 in every 5 male homosexuals have a true phobia of the 'Social' type, ie social phobia.. things like wont travel on a public bus, wont enter a cinema, bar, cafe, even classrooms, the underlying cause is they fear ridicule & exposure. The cunning campus intellectuals have taken the Freudian theory (now defunct) to twist these truths around, it wont work. Birds of a feather flock together.

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