Honestly, that was the least offensive use of "gay" that I've heard.
To use "gay" as if it were a pejorative is not harmless, to me it's ridiculous. It's ridiculous to use it as an insult, and it's a bit much for an adult to take offense. It's been my experience that most people who resort to calling names are unable to articulate their thoughts in general.If I remember the scene correctly, Joe used gay in the place of overbearring/overthetop.The actual exchange aside. I do think Danielle was 'milking' it. You know that woman doesn't care about anybody but herself. It had nothing to do with her gay friends. I also thought that Andy Cohen was a bit overheated, but I can understand that he would/should be concerned about the kind of people he works with and wanted to let them know what he did not find acceptable. The way he did it though...was more emotional/less calm-professional than I had expected. See 7 other replies
To use "gay" as if it were a pejorative is not harmless, to me it's ridiculous. It's ridiculous to use it as an insult, and it's a bit much for an adult to take offense. It's been my experience that most people who resort to calling names are unable to articulate their thoughts in general.If I remember the scene correctly, Joe used gay in the place of overbearring/overthetop.The actual exchange aside. I do think Danielle was 'milking' it. You know that woman doesn't care about anybody but herself. It had nothing to do with her gay friends. I also thought that Andy Cohen was a bit overheated, but I can understand that he would/should be concerned about the kind of people he works with and wanted to let them know what he did not find acceptable. The way he did it though...was more emotional/less calm-professional than I had expected. See 7 other replies







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