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Like many [[liberal]] organizations and the entire [[politically correct]] imposition, [[homosexual]]s have developed their own '''homosexual language''' as a [[linguistic]] and [[rhetoric]]al device to further the [[homosexual agenda]]. As John Honey aptly outlined in his book ''"Language is Power"''<ref>'''Language is Power: The Story of Standard English and its Enemies''' by John Honey, Faber

Like many [[liberal]] organizations and the entire [[politically correct]] imposition, [[homosexual]]s have developed their own '''homosexual language''' as a [[linguistic]] and [[rhetoric]]al device to further the [[homosexual agenda]]. As John Honey aptly outlined in his book ''"Language is Power"''<ref>'''Language is Power: The Story of Standard English and its Enemies''' by John Honey, Faber

and Faber, London 1997</ref><ref>[http://www.geocities.com/christopherrollason/Honey2001.pdf Cached version of Christopher Rollason's review]</ref>, controlling the language allows one to implicitly control the perceptions of yourself. By changing the words used to describe homosexuals, they have surreptitiously tried to soften the public's view of them and undermine their critics as insensitive, draconian, and repressive.

and Faber, London 1997</ref><ref>[http://www.geocities.com/christopherrollason/Honey2001.pdf Cached version of Christopher Rollason's review]</ref>, controlling the language allows one to implicitly control the perceptions of yourself. By changing the words used to describe homosexuals, they have surreptitiously tried to soften the public's view of them and undermine their critics as insensitive, draconian, and repressive.