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Looking at the numbers, are a large share of internet-originated colloquial expressions of the English language actually coined by non-native speakers?

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How is it pretty much socially acceptable to mock someone for being stupid? Isn't it not too different from mocking someone for having a big nose or short legs?

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Are bisexuals considered "less queer" by other sexual minorities because they are technically partially straight?

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Looking at the numbers, are a large share of internet-originated colloquial expressions of the English language actually coined by non-native speakers?	2
How is it pretty much socially acceptable to mock someone for being stupid? Isn't it not too different from mocking someone for having a big nose or short legs?	1
Are bisexuals considered "less queer" by other sexual minorities because they are technically partially straight?	1