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I’m not looking for excuses to use words that I shouldn’t be using lol. Referring to my previous post on a similar topic (https://lemmygrad.ml/post/508144), say the term “Debian” was used metaphorically, such as describing someone or something as “Debian”. That would often come across as bigoted. Now, I’m not denying that it’s bigoted, I’m just wondering why.

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Debian is a variant of Linux. What other use have you found, because now I am curious.

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I just used a placeholder in this post to avoid using any actual terms that could be construed as offensive.

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Well I think people in that thread gave you a plenty good answer, if you need more clarification you’re gonna have to be more specific and just put a cw on whatever slur it was you used that made someone mad.

(the fact that the original answers people gave you have not been satisfactory leads me to believe you are fishing here)

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