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IC : BDSM Dictionary : Usual suspects : history

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This entry is part of the BDSM Dictionary hosted by Informed Consent.

Usual suspects

A derogatory phrase coined by someone who objected to people who asked questions.

Added by MrsGhede: Objection to the word derogatory!

Agreed that the phrase 'usual suspects' was originally considered to be a derogatory term used by some people in an attempt to diminish the validity of any opposing online opinion!

However discerning intelligent people now consider this phrase to be a much sought after approbation. It is now an enhancement to an online profile.

Rather be a Usual Suspect than ...

Added by Strictlynormal:

The phrase is often used by those who cannot differentiate between criticism of an event per se, and criticism (even constructive criticism) of a specific aspect of that event, irrespective of the validity of their comments.

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