Is the F-slur unacceptable/inappropriate to use at anytime?

[Orwell]

Gay and bisexual men own the rights to it. Otherwise, no.

Please read the 1st amendment

"The government is rightly not allowed to stop you from saying this word" does not mean "it is morally and socially okay for you to say this word".

What is morally wrong with calling someone what they are

[Orwell]

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/f****t_voter

Lmao apparently this is a thing

[Yoda]

Only gays can say it

The correct answer. If you can't be called the slur, you can't use the slur. It's like the N word.

I've been called both "f-" and "n-", but I still think me using it is probably not a good idea.

Unless you're black and gay, I don't think you got what I meant by, "if you can't be called the slur."

[Orwell]

Only gays can say it

The correct answer. If you can't be called the slur, you can't use the slur. It's like the N word.

I've been called both "f-" and "n-", but I still think me using it is probably not a good idea.

Unless you're black and gay, I don't think you got what I meant by, "if you can't be called the slur."

I've been called both of those as a white straight guy, never from a place of hate, I respond back calling my buddies a slur.

[Yoda]

Only gays can say it

The correct answer. If you can't be called the slur, you can't use the slur. It's like the N word.

I've been called both "f-" and "n-", but I still think me using it is probably not a good idea.

Unless you're black and gay, I don't think you got what I meant by, "if you can't be called the slur."

I've been called both of those as a white straight guy, never from a place of hate, I respond back calling my buddies a slur.

Exactly! Context is everything. I have black friends who constantly call each other the N-word from a place of affection, but that doesn't mean it's ok for some racist to use it derisively as a slur to a black person's face. Totally different things.