Records show that Miller was a candidate in the Democratic gubernatorial primary election in North Carolina in 1984 but finished last. He also ran in a Republican primary for a state Senate seat in 1986 and finished last.
Read more here: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2014/04/14/4841066/supremacist-with-north-carolina.html#.U16m5XVdVXI#storylink=cpy
And what does it matter what group he claims? Jesus.
āNo, I swearā¦ if you hadnāt caught me, I was going to attack himā¦ attack him so hard. In fact, Iām pretty sure he would have had to beat me off!ā
(Iām so, so sorry)
What does the I stand for?
Iām guessing āintersexed,ā which Iām guessing (again) means born with the genitals of both sexes. Or I could be completely wrong.
Part deux. I did a little research before clicking reply, and intersexed is the proper term for āhermaphroditeā (no clue if thatās still an acceptable term - my apologies if itās not). So Iād bet that intersexed is a likely candidate for the meaning of I. (I is also the designation for the square root of -1, but I digress.)
I donāt doubt it, but I havenāt seen any evidence for transphobia for this publicationāone of their top stories is about the plight of a transgendered Navy specialist.
My guess is that they were just quoting the 1980s-era police report and didnāt have enough information to ascertain how this biologically-male sex worker self-identifies (or self-identified, if they are no longer alive).
How dare you employ Occamās Razor when thereās indignant rage to be participated in?
Let me reword the headline:
āHomosexual Antisemite Commits Hate Crimeā
āIntersexedā covers a spectrum which may or may not have anything to do with genitalia. For example, 1 in 1,000 people are born genetically XXY (instead of XY or XX) but most appear biologically male.
Klinefelterās? Is that considered intersexed?
Yes. And Turnerās Syndrome, and AIS, and a whole range of other conditions.
The Distorted View comedy podcast interviewed him a while back, pretending to be a fellow white supremacist (heās notā¦heās a gay liberal that MIller would have hated had he known) and getting a much more interesting interview than youād usually hear.
Warning, this is a NSFW podcast, with sophomoric sex jokes and gross-out humor. But the interview with Miller is fascinating.
Least appropriate use of ālolā this week, I think : (
Not blacknailed?
No indignant rage from me. I just didnāt know how the source treated trans* people.
Yeah, back then they didnāt know they were supposed to say
āsex worker who is/may be/ but also may not be transman, transwoman, transperson, transvestite, transsexual, transgender, non-binary, non-gendered, gender-queer, gender-fluid, genderless, agendered, third gender, or bigenderā.
And I probably missed a half-dozen, which means Iām a horrible monster.
We have one word for all that.
Transgender.
Oh, I have been SCOLDED for using ātransgenderā when the person didnāt feel that it properly identified them. More than once.
Just looked up trans*. Cleverā¦is there a pronunciation?
I just call people with quirky gender/sexual identities ācreativeā.
Never gotten a bad reaction. 
