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Ron Perlman on writer strike: We know who said that
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this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2023
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If I saw Ron Perlman kill someone, I would assume it was for a good reason. And then provide him with an alibi.
Is that... are you treating him as fascist? Is that a new expression? Are you trying to make it a thing? Genuinely I don't understand. Edit: You aren't even brave to use the term you want to, dude. C'mon.
I believe he's calling him a faggot.
Oh, I see. Well that definitively wasn't a compliment. Thank you!
That phrase uses to mean something else back then. He's trying to skirt around the more modern meaning of that word, with is no longer a politically correct insult.
English is not my mother tongue so sometimes I come across expressions like this one and I try to connect them to things that could resemble them; that's why I asked about the fascism thing. @boonhet let me know about the expression in particular, so I understand now. Thank you!