Doesn’t need to be a race to have racism against it. Racism can be against perceived race or racialised characteristics. Michael Jackson got his skin disorder racialised and suffered racism because of it. People accused him of trying to become white. Logic doesn’t factor into racism.

Drag thinks there are probably people who are racist against Finns. Americans were taught to think white people are one race, but that’s not what people in Europe believe. Drag looked it up on Wikipedia’s List Of Ethnic Slurs and found two slurs against Finns. One invented by Americans and one invented by Russians.

Banning all Finns or all Congolese would both be racist.

Drag doesn’t want gender neutral pronouns, drag wants pronouns that specifically indicate drag’s gender.

Maybe two pronouns is too many. Maybe drag will only use one pronoun. Drag would fit in the display name.

Xi thinks you should get a male dog or cat. When people ask for Mr Alcaran, show them puppy pictures. “Isn’t little Mister Alcaran a good boy!”

Xi doesn’t like Hexbear’s record on trans issues. Xi thinks the average hexbear user is the kind of person who brags about supporting binary transes while oppressing anyone who’s a little bit more different than they’re used to. Xi thinks they would call drag a delusional troll. Also xi is an anarchist and Hexbear doesn’t like that very much.

Thank you, xi’s expanded the bio a bit

Xi messed up counting the characters. Looks like Lemmy’s character limit is 20, not 22. Display names are good for special characters. Lemmy doesn’t allow special characters in usernames because it messes up the URLs. Xi wanted to be Dragon “Rider”, but Lemmy doesn’t allow quotes in usernames. Luckily, quotes are allowed in displaynames, so xi took dragonfucker for a username and Dragon “Rider” for a display name.

It’s thank drag, since xi is the object of your sentence. You’re doing something to drag, which is thanking. If you’d say he or she, xi’s pronoun is xi. If you’d say him or her, it’s drag. Thank you for being curious.

Thank you, xi likes that solution. Unfortunately it seems Lemmy does not.

Xi’s pronouns are person-independent. That means they apply the same way in first, second, or third person. Most people have subject, object, and posessive pronouns for all three grammatical persons. That’s 9 pronouns. Xi only has 2 pronouns, so xi’s pronouns are very simple and very easy to remember.