People who say they “don’t believe in labels” are morons. Labels are just words that correlate with concepts. So what is the person against–conceptual thinking, or being able to communicate them by language? When someone tells me he doesn’t believe in labels, I say, “So, you’re one of those non-labelers, eh?”
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