Assertion: homophobe | /r/HasProperty | pejorative
Facets:
value: in its normal use
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: why should asshole say in the very lead sentence, the definition, that it is "an abusive term for a person" yet, not even in the fourth sentence you can acknowledge the simple common-sense fact that "homophobe", though not abusive like "asshole" is, in its normal use, a pejorative.
text: If "homophobe" is pejorative, then please tell me what neutral term does it displace.
text: So, yes, I agree that homophobe is pejorative, and there is controversy about applying homophobic to a person or to a belief.
text: I think that saying that homophobe is pejorative and identification of people or groups as homophobic is controversial is just fine - there's a similiar 'graph in the Racism page.