Only in your mind, TDK. This was the point I tried to make in my post to you with the C word. When someone tells you that a word is offensive to them, much the same way that a certain word is offensive to you, it's not about whether it's race vs class or race vs gender. It's about offensive vs offensive. One -ism isn't worse than another. Slurs, whether racial, gender class, whatever, should hold the same weight. If one is acceptable then all should be. If one is not acceptable then none should be.
It's not fair that WW have to tiptoe around avoiding anything that even hints at being a racial slur, while BM are gender bashing, weight bashing, class bashing, etc.
I am not on here to be a crusader. I have worked hard to move out of the little middle class, white bubble I lived in for much of my life. I strive to be open-minded and understanding of where people come from, what has shaped their lives. But when I encounter this kind of double-standard, it makes me angry. And I'm not one to suffer in silence. I keep coming back to this stuff because I hold onto a small hope that my experience, my POV, my thoughts might open a mind just a tiny bit.
