[kabumpo]

I wish that everyone here at FR would understand that the suffix “phobe” in reference to a movement or philosophy doesn’t mean “fear” - it means aversion to, or strong dislike of — as in the opposite of the suffix “phile” which means supporter of.
Didn’t anyone read about the contention during the early days of our country,between the Francophobes and Anglophiles (Hamilton, et al) versus the Anglophobes and Francophiles (Jefferson, et al) —

[BitWielder1]

I also wish the left could distinguish between "dislike" and "hate".
But of course their debate style is to always have the volume on max, as if that would make their arguments valid.

Is it OK to be indifferent to individual gays but strongly dislike gay-ISM, the militant movement to insert gays, gayness and gay rights into everything, whether it's relevant or not?

[Vaquero]

Francophobe the fear of hot dogs.

Hoplophobe. The fear of weapons. Thank you colonel Cooper. A phobia we can stick strictly on the left.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

****I wish that everyone here at FR would understand that the suffix “phobe” in reference to a movement or philosophy doesn’t mean “fear”***

I like the term Homomisia and islamomisia. A revulsion of homos and islam.