Yeah, their twitter feed is probably one of the best ways to make the poly community look bad. Irony is technically the word for it, but "irony" doesn't imply the sheer stupidity or destructiveness that goes along with @isayshizzz's tweets.
They are a hateful, bigoted, downright unpleasant person who, for some bizarre reason, feels the need to call out everyone else for "harming the poly community". It's people like that who make me almost wish I could take away their "poly badge" in spite of my general distaste for the idea of any individual getting to decide who is "allowed" to use the label "poly".
I haven't seen the whole series yet, but I did watch the first episode, and I have to say that, although it's much better than I was expecting (given Natalie's (the casting director) attitude when she first approached PMA for respondents), I was left with a sour taste from the people chosen to represent us in this first major media coverage. I also haven't read your reviews yet, but I plan to!
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Re: Wow...
Date: 10/11/12 11:08 pm (UTC)From:They are a hateful, bigoted, downright unpleasant person who, for some bizarre reason, feels the need to call out everyone else for "harming the poly community". It's people like that who make me almost wish I could take away their "poly badge" in spite of my general distaste for the idea of any individual getting to decide who is "allowed" to use the label "poly".
I haven't seen the whole series yet, but I did watch the first episode, and I have to say that, although it's much better than I was expecting (given Natalie's (the casting director) attitude when she first approached PMA for respondents), I was left with a sour taste from the people chosen to represent us in this first major media coverage. I also haven't read your reviews yet, but I plan to!